What is Agreement Drafting ?
Agreement drafting is the process of preparing a clear, precise, and legally sound document that outlines the terms, conditions, rights, and obligations agreed upon by two or more parties. Commonly drafted documents include service agreements, partnership deeds, employment contracts, and rental agreements. A well-drafted agreement is crucial for formalizing relationships and transactions, ensuring that all parties have a clear understanding of their roles. This helps prevent future disputes, provides legal protection, and serves as an enforceable record of the mutual understanding between the parties involved.
Why Legal Drafting is Essential?
Proper legal drafting ensures clarity, prevents disputes, and protects all parties involved in any business, employment, or service transaction. Whether you're launching a startup, hiring staff, entering into a contract, or formalizing a partnership—well-drafted documents are key to smooth operations.
Documents We Draft
- ✔ Founders Agreements
- ✔ Service Agreements
- ✔ Employment Contracts
- ✔ Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs)
- ✔ Rental/Lease Agreements
- ✔ Partnership Deeds
- ✔ Custom Business Documents
Why Aarambh Associates?
- ✔ Legally sound & customized drafts
- ✔ Affordable pricing for startups & SMEs
- ✔ Fast turnaround (1–3 working days)
- ✔ Confidential and secure process
- ✔ Draft review & corrections included
Charges
Professional Fees: ₹1499
Note: Government fees (if applicable) are extra.
Our Agreement Drafting Process
Step 1
Understanding Your Requirements
Step 2
Preparation of the First Draft
Step 3
Draft Review & Incorporating Feedback
Step 4
Finalizing the Agreement for Signature
Information & Details Required
1. Full Details of All Parties
Names, addresses, and legal status of everyone involved.
2. Purpose of the Agreement
The main objective and scope of the document.
3. Key Terms & Conditions
Duration, obligations, and specific duties of each party.
4. Financial Details
Payment terms, amounts (e.g., salary, rent, fees), and schedules.
5. Special Clauses
Any custom clauses like confidentiality, non-compete, etc.
6. Supporting Information
Any relevant emails, notes, or previous documents.
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