One of the most important and often overlooked aspects of starting a business is preparing a Business Plan. It is through the preparation of a formal Business Plan than you begin the process of refining what your business will actually be and, more importantly, how you can make it successful from the start. You will use your Business Plan for many purposes: for your own use to continually fine-tune your actual business start-up; for the purposes of obtaining financing, even it is only from family members; and for presenting your business ideas to potential shareholders, employees, investors, suppliers, and anyone else with whom you may do business. With the information you will have gathered and set down in your Plan, starting a successful business will be simplified and streamlined.

Included in this kit are the following:
· Business Plan Worksheet
· Marketing Plan Worksheet, with Instructions
· Financing Plan Worksheet, with Instructions
· Sample Executive Summary, with Instructions
· Instructions for Completing Your Business Plan

This Kit can be used in all states.

Non-Competition agreement given by seller of a business to the buyer of the business (long form). In this agreement the seller will agree that he/she will not engage directly or indirectly in a business that competes with the business being sold. In addition, this agreement includes provisions regarding confidentiality and non-solicitation of employees and customers.

Among others, this form includes the following provisions:
• Non-Competition
• Non-Solicitation of Employees
• Non-Solicitation of Customers
• Definitions
• Covenants of Seller
• Rights and Remedies Upon Breach

Letter of Intent to be used when a buyer wishes to express interest to purchase the assets of a business from a seller. This letter is non-binding and includes provisions regarding:
• assets to be purchased
• purchase price
• description of the formal purchase agreement
• representations and warranties
• employees

This Letter of Intent is to be used when a buyer wishes to express his/her interest to purchase shares of a corporation from a specific seller.

Among others, this form includes the following provisions:
• Structure of Transaction
• Purchase Price
• Closing Date
• Formal Share Purchase Agreement
• Conditions
• Representations and Warranties
• Employees

This form includes special formatting features to assist you in completing the agreement.

This form provides for a guarantor for the oblitgations of a purchaser under an asset purchase agreement. This guarantor is, in effect, a co-signer for an obligation. The guarantor agrees that if any of the payments are late or not paid, they will make the payments. The guarantor also agrees that the guaranty may be enforced without having to first sue the borrower for defaulting on the debt. A mere default by the borrower without any court action will suffice to require the guarantor to make good on the obligation.

This kit contains tools and guidelines to assist you in drafting an asset purchase agreement to be used in the sale of a business.

In some situations, the sale of a business may take place through the sale of that business’s assets to a purchaser, rather than a sale of stock or other transfer. The sample agreement included in this kit addresses the basic terms and conditions necessary to carry out such a transaction.

This packet contains:
(1) Asset Purchase Agreement - Kit Information
(2) Asset Purchase Agreement - Kit Instructions
(3) Asset Purchase Agreement

State Law Compliance: Designed for use in all states.

Some of the provisions included in this agreement are regarding:
• Assets to be purchased
• Excluded Assets
• Liabilities
• Purchase Price
• Condition of Assets
• Seller’s Representation and Warranties
• Closing
• Seller Disclosure List

Agreement between the owner of a building and an advertiser relating to the placment of advertising on the building.

Among others, this form includes the following provisions:
• Agreement Term
• License Fees
• Indemnify Against Claims
• Making Repairs
• Proper Installation and Operation of Signs

Agreement between an advertising agency and an advertiser relating to speculative work created by agency on behalf of advertiser. In this agreement, the agency assigns all rights to the speculative work to the advertiser. The advertiser agress to pay the agency a specified amount.