Create Your Contracts
In 5 Steps
How It Works
Choose Your Contract
A. Relationships
B. Client Contract
C. Website Contracts
Bundle Offers
STARTER Bundle
- Mutual NDA,
- Independent Contractor Agreement,
- Client Services Agreement
+ LIVE 30 Mins Attorney Call
$1047 $799
Entrepreneur Bundle
- Mutual NDA,
- Independent Contractor Agreement,
- Client Services Agreement
- Website Terms
- Privacy Policy
+ LIVE 60 Mins Attorney Call
$1795 $1495
Frequently Asked Questions
You may! Each contract will need to be created seperately though.
Not to hound you, but we do send gentle reminder emails within 3 days of purchase for you to start and complete your form. Your DOX Form does NOT expire, but after 14 days, our complimentary attorney review ends. After that it is $150 to re-engage us before we proceed and your Review call is subject to availability.
Please email us at ss@selvalaw.com. We will send you a web-based form immediately for you to create your contract.
Please email us at ss@selvalaw.com. We will send you the right DOX Form immediately for you to create the right contract, and rescind the wrong DOX Form.
We encourage you to read the product descriptions before and send us any questions via email to ss@selvalaw.com before buying!
If you still buy and complete the current form to the best of your ability (kudos to you!) we can edit your current contract to reflect your needs on your complimentary attorney review. Just answer back to the email upon completion with your questions and needs for the contract.
We encourage you to have all the information within 3-7 days of purchase for us to file so that we can comply within the 14 day allotment, or else it will be $150 to re-engage us after the 14 days of purchase.
Please do not hesitate to email us directly for any clarification on any information requested.
We encourage you to send questions via email to ss@selvalaw.com and complete the current form to the best of your ability. The beauty of Startup Dox is that you will always have an attorney reviewing your agreement!
a. Mutual
i. Are there two parties disclosing information you each want to keep confidential? Hair product recipe? Special cupcake mixture? Secret technique?
b. Unilateral
i. Only one party disclosing confidential information to another party? This is likely the NDA for you. Ex: You want a bid for a project you are doing and have to share confidential information about the project specifications to the company, but the company you are seeking a bid from does not offer any confidential information back.
a. Do I need an Independent Contractor or Client Agreement?
i. Client Services Agreement – If you (or your company) are engaged to provide services to another person or company (let’s call them Company X) FOR THEM as a 1099 or non-employee, then you will need a Client Services agreement. You will still be an independent Contractor under the law, but you can define your services to your Client – Company X. This will protect YOUR company and your status when you do work FOR THEM.
ii. Independent Contractor Agreement – If you are engaging someone to do work FOR YOU as a contractor such as a web designer or accountant – then use the Independent Contractor agreement. This will protect YOUR company and your status when they do work FOR YOU.
b. Can a person be an Independent Contractor to a company?
i. Yes. They can also be a company and an independent contractor to another company as well.
a. Website Privacy Policy (PP) – Definitely need this.
i. Before you publish your beautiful website, you need to have your Privacy policy drafted and linked to your website. Visitors want to feel secure while browsing your website. People often enter their email address, their phone number, and even their payment information while being on your website. The whole purpose of a website is to generate traffic to your business. Summarize your mutual agreement for the User’s submission of their private information on your Website with a Website Privacy Policy.
b. Website Terms of Use OR Terms of Purchase
i. What if I don’t provide products for sale on my website NOW, but will later? Which form should I get?
- You have 2 options:
a. Get the Terms of Purchase and edit and update later when you do actually provide products for sale
b. Get the Terms of Use to use now and Get the Terms of Purchase later when you start selling online.
- You have 2 options: