Nevada PostNuptial Agreement

Planning on incorporating? Don’t start without our pre-incorporation kit!

This kit provides the necessary tools for determining the details of a corporation’s purpose, structure and type prior to incorporation. Using the included worksheets and checklists, potential business owners will be able to have before them all of the basic data to use in preparing the necessary incorporation paperwork.

In addition, the process of preparing these worksheets and checklists will also help uncover any potential differences of opinion among the persons desiring to form the corporation. Often, conflicts and demands are not known until the actual process of determining the corporate structure begins. Frank discussions regarding the questions of voting rights, number of directors, and other management decisions often will enable potential associates to resolve many of the difficult problems of corporate management in advance, thereby avoiding much bigger problems in the future.

The use of written worksheets will also provide all persons involved with a clear and permanent record of the information. This may provide the principals of the corporation with vital support for later decisions that may be required.

Included in this packet are the following:

· Instructions for completing Pre-Incorporation Worksheet
· Pre-Incorporation Worksheet
· Pre-Incorporation Checklist
· Document Filing Checklist

This Kit is designed specifically for use in Nevada.

This packet includes instructions and materials that will aid you in preparing and drafting your corporation’s bylaws.

The bylaws of a corporation are the third part of the triangle that provides the framework for the management of the corporate business. Along with state law and the Articles of Incorporation, the bylaws provide a clear outline of the rights and responsibilities of all parties to a corporation. In particular, the bylaws provide the actual details of the operational framework for the business. The bylaws are the internal document that will contain the basic rules on how the corporation is to be run. Every corporation must have a set of bylaws.

Included in this packet are the following:

· Instructions for preparing Corporate Bylaws
· Bylaws Checklist
· Sample Clauses for Corporate Bylaws
· Sample Completed Corporate Bylaws
· Blank Corporate Bylaws

This Kit can be used in Nevada.

The central legal document for any corporation is the Articles of Incorporation. This form outlines the basic structure of the corporation and details those matters that are relevant to the public registration of the corporation. The name, purpose, owners, registered agent, address, and other vital facts relating to the existence of the corporation are filed with the state by using this form. Upon filing of the Articles of Incorporation, payment of the proper fee, and acceptance by the state corporation department, the corporation officially begins its legal existence. Until the state has accepted the articles, the incorporators are not shielded from liability by the corporate form.

Included in this packet are the following items:

• Articles of Incorporation Checklist
• Link to a legal directory with additional state specific information regarding incorporation
• Links to state specific forms or forms designed to conform to state specific requirements
• Instructions for completing Articles of Incorporation
• Sample Clauses with Instructions
• Completed Sample Articles of Incorporation

This Kit is for use in Nevada.

Among others, Articles of Incorporation includes the following provisions:
• Name of Corporation
• Purpose and Powers of the Corporation
• Duration of Corporation
• Authorization to Issue Stock
• Par or No-Par Value
• Preemptive Rights

A stock purchase agreement is an agreement wherein the owner of shares of stock (the “Seller”) agrees to sell the stock to a buyer (the “Purchaser”). Generally, this type of form is used for the stock of a small corporation. A stock purchase agreement can be beneficial for both parties because it clearly lays out the expectations of the transaction including: (i) the number and type of stock sold, (ii) the purchase price and (iii) when the transaction will take place. In addition, the Seller will make representations about his/her ownership of the shares of stock, thereby giving the Buyer additional comfort.

This form can be used in Nevada.

This package contains: (1) Instructions and Checklist for the Stock Purchase Agreement; (2) Information about the Stock Purchase Agreement; and (3) The Stock Purchase Agreement.

The Notice of the Meeting is a communication to the shareholders of as company informing them that a shareholder meeting will take place and the items that are on the agenda for that meeting. If this form meets the requirements of your company’s bylaws, you can use it for either a special meeting or the annual meeting.

A proxy is a written document whereby one person gives another the authority to vote in his stead, in this case at the shareholders meeting.

These forms can be used in Nevada.

This package contains: (1) Instructions and Checklist; (2) Information about the Notice of the Meeting and Proxy; and (3) The Notice of the Meeting (the “Notice”) and Proxy.

The Notice of Shareholders Meeting is a communication to the shareholders of a company informing them that a shareholder meeting will take place and the items that are on the agenda for that meeting. If this form meets the requirements of your company’s bylaws, you can use it for either a special meeting or the annual meeting.

This form can be used in Nevada.

This package contains: (1) Instructions and Checklist; (2) Information about the Notice of the Meeting; and (3) The Notice of the Meeting (the “Notice”)

The Notice of the Meeting of the Board of Directors is a communication to the directors of a company informing them that a board of directors meeting will take place and the items that are on the agenda. If this notice complies with the bylaws of your company, it can be used for either the annual meeting or for a special meeting.

This form can be used in Nevada.

This package contains: (1) Instructions and Checklist; (2) Information about the Notice of the Meeting; and (3) The Notice of the Meeting (the “Notice”)

This form allows an individual to accept the designation as a “resident agent” of a corporation, limited liability company or limited partnership in Nevada.

Resident agents usually lists his or her address as the principle place of business for the legal entity. If you are substituting in for another resident agent than you must use the Secretary of State’s form for change of resident agent which is available on the Secretary of State’s web site or by fax.

Articles set forth the directors and purpose of the nonprofit corporation or association in Nevada. Must obtain a tax id number. Please note that tax exempt status must be applied for with the IRS before deductible charitable gifts can be received.