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I will draft a custom startup buy sell agreement for cofounders
Licensed US Attorney Securing Your Startups Future Equity
I am Walter F. Krstulja, a licensed U.S. Attorney (Bar ID #90221) with extensive experience in corporate law, startup governance, and founder relations. I specialize in protecting businesses from cost...
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Think of a Buy-Sell Agreement as a "Prenup" for your startup.
What happens if a co-founder dies, gets divorced, goes bankrupt, or simply walks away? Without a Buy-Sell Agreement, you could end up in business with their spouse or heirs.
As a licensed U.S. Attorney (Bar ID #90221), I draft airtight Buy-Sell (Cross-Purchase or Entity-Purchase) Agreements that dictate exactly how, when, and to whom founder shares can be sold.
Your custom agreement will include:
- Clearly defined Triggering Events (Death, Disability, Divorce, Termination)
- Right of First Refusal (ROFR) for the company and remaining founders
- Pre-determined Business Valuation methodologies
- Payment terms and funding mechanisms (e.g., life insurance integration)
Ensure your companys equity remains in the hands of those actually building the business. Secure your equity today with premium legal drafting.
Disclaimer: Drafted for legal compliance; does not constitute ongoing legal representation.
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FAQ
What is a Right of First Refusal (ROFR)?
It ensures that before a founder can sell their shares to an outsider, they must first offer them to the company or co-founders.
How do we determine the price of the shares in the future?
I will include a valuation clause (e.g., agreed-upon value, formula, or third-party appraisal) to prevent future pricing disputes.
Does this apply to LLCs or C-Corps?
I can customize this agreement for either corporate structure based on your specific needs.
