The Lawyer Defined® Shareholder Agreement and Bylaws

Client understands and acknowledges that purchasing the services herein are subject to the following:

General Terms and Conditions

• This service includes access to our expert system to generate a high-quality, highly customized Shareholder Agreement and Bylaws.
• While we are very proud of our expert system and the Shareholder Agreement and Bylaws that are generated, it is not a substitute for a licensed attorney. Therefore, we cannot and do not promise, represent, or warrant it will meet all your needs and perfectly match the needs of your business. In fact, we strongly encourage you to have it professionally reviewed by a licensed attorney to ensure it does, in fact, meet your needs.
• We give you over 100 options to select from, but there are literally thousands of ways to tweak and fine-tune a Shareholder Agreement or Bylaws. Therefore, we cannot promise that the options you specifically need are available in our expert system.
• Once purchased, you will be given the opportunity to generate two (2) sets of documents. We do this because we assume your first document will be a draft to review with business partners, legal counsel, or other interested parties, and then you may want to revise that draft to create a final version.
  Any further document generation requests beyond two (2) will incur an additional fee.
• The Lawyer Defined® Shareholder Agreement and Bylaws is an automated program. Paying for it does not entitle you to talk to a L4SB attorney unless you have separately paid to do so.

Refund and Cancellation Policy

• There are NO REFUNDS after you generate your Lawyer Defined® Shareholder Agreement and Bylaws, although we will refund your money if you ask and you haven’t generated your documents yet.
• We reserve the right to amend these policies, without notice, especially when required to bring our policies into compliance with the Professional Rules of Conduct or any legal or fiduciary requirements for trust account maintenance and accounting.
• We will cancel your order, at our discretion, if you haven’t attempted to create a Lawyer Defined® Shareholder Agreement and Bylaws six (6) months or more from your original order.
• If we refund your order, we will first attempt to issue you a refund using the same payment method you used to pay for your order. If that fails (i.e. because we’re beyond the deadline to do this — typically six (6) months for credit cards), we will issue a check to the name used on the payment method (i.e. if Joe ordered from us, but used Jane’s credit card, we will issue the refund to Jane).
• If we are unable to contact you after a long period of time (as defined by New Mexico’s Uniform Unclaimed Property Act), we are legally required to follow the requirements of this Act. Specifically, this Act requires that we issue public notice in appropriate newspapers and follow a specific process in an attempt to reach you. If we fail to reach you, as required in the Act, we are required to give the funds to the State of New Mexico, less our expenses in trying to find you. If we do find you (or your estate contacts us), we will issue an appropriate refund to you (or your estate) less any services already performed (i.e. less $20 for our services related to the preparation, processing and handling of your order, and less any other services we have provided), and less our expenses performing the activities required under the Act).

Important Disclaimers

• If you purchase the option to talk to an attorney, this option is for up to thirty (30) minutes for the time while you are building and constructing your Lawyer Defined™ Shareholder Agreement and Bylaws — and doesn’t include any time beyond that. This time is for questions only, and does not include any time associated with fine-tuning, editing, making changes or otherwise revising the Lawyer Defined™ Shareholder Agreement and Bylaws.
• While L4SB will do its best to keep the language in the Lawyer Defined™ Shareholder Agreement and Bylaws up-to-date, we do not promise that it will represent the latest legal requirements in all circumstances. Sometimes, we need law to settle or an agency to translate law into administrative code (for example, congressional changes to the tax laws may take time before the IRS changes its tax rules and regulations).