Corporate | Business Document Services

- State-Specific Filing Documents and Instructions
- Incorporation Overview
- Proceedings of the Incorporators
- By-Laws
- Code of Regulations
- Stock Certificate template for shareholders
- Minutes of Director Meetings (with samples)
- Minutes of Shareholder Meetings (with samples)
- Overviews and Instructions for all

There are times when the provisions of an Operating Agreement need to be changed or amended. An amendment may be desired by the members of the LLC if the nature of the business of the LLC changes over time; if new members are brought into the LLC; if managers or members resign or retire; or if the members wish to set forth a new or different manner of distribution of LLC profits; or a multitude of other reasons which would necessitate a change to the operating documents.

The Entity Power of Attorney legal form software title was created to permit an entity, such as a Corporation, a Limited Liability Company, or a Partnership (which would be the "Principal"), to authorize an individual or another company (who would be the "Attorney-in-Fact") to conduct business on behalf of the entity.

- Limited Liability Company

State-Specific Filing Documents and Instructions
- Articles of Organization
- all state-specific forms for filing with the secretary of state
- Multi-Member MEMBER-Managed Operating Agreement
- Multi-Member MANAGER-Managed Operating Agreement
- Sole Member Operating Agreement
- LLC Unit Certificate template
- Minutes of the Meeting of the Members document
- Written Actions of the Members

There are times when the Code of Regulations and/or By-Laws provisions need to be changed or amended. An amendment may be desired by the Shareholders or Directors/Officers of the corporation if the nature of the business of the company changes over time if new Shareholders are brought into the corporation, if Directors/Officers resign or retire, or if the Shareholders wish to set forth a new or different manner of distribution of corporate profits.

 Standard Legal provides two types of non-compete documents, one for an employee of a company and one for a business-to-business relationship. For the employee-related non-compete, the document restricts an employee’s ability to compete against an employer during and after employment. For the business-related non-compete, the document restricts a party’s ability to compete against another for a specific period of time and location. It is used in non-employment situations, i.e. if one party sells another its business assets, the party purchasing the assets may desire to have the selling party refrain from competing with the asset purchaser.

- a General Business Partnership Agreement
- Introduction and Overview of Partnerships

Fully-customizable EMPLOYEE MANUAL
- Authorization for Criminal Background Check
- Employee Arbitration Agreement Form
- Employee Review Form
- Employment Contract
- Consultant Agreement
- Sales Representative Agreement
- Employment Application
- Credit Report Check Authorization Form

 Standard Legal provides two types of non-compete documents, one for an employee of a company and one for a business-to-business relationship. For the employee-related non-compete, the document restricts an employee’s ability to compete against an employer during and after employment. For the business-related non-compete, the document restricts a party’s ability to compete against another for a specific period of time and location. It is used in non-employment situations, i.e., if one party sells another its business assets, the party purchasing the assets may desire to have the selling party refrain from competing with the asset purchaser.