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Line E · Documents and contracts

What you agreed on, in writing

Incorporating the company, closing with a client, publishing your product’s terms. This line does not start with a form: there is a document someone has to write, and a conversation to work out which one.

What is at stake

What closing a deal without putting it in writing exposes you to.
to be definedUnverified
How long we take to get the documents to you.
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What each of these documents costs.
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Preliminary figures: the principal attorney reviews them before they are published as final.

Regulatory framework

The rules we work with here

The four you will see named in the services below. What each one says is written by our principal attorney — and until he writes it, we do not publish it.

Civil Code · Book Four

Obligations in general and contracts

[ PENDING — legal text to be drafted ]

Commercial Code · Book Four

Commercial contracts and obligations

[ PENDING — legal text to be drafted ]

Law 1258 of 2008

Simplified Stock Corporation (SAS)

[ PENDING — legal text to be drafted ]

Law 527 of 1999

Data messages, e-commerce and digital signatures

[ PENDING — legal text to be drafted ]

How we start

We talk first, we draft after

Before anything gets written we need to know which document works for you. We sort that out in a fifteen-minute conversation.

How it starts

Fifteen minutes with a lawyer, before a single line is written

This line does not start with a form: it starts with a conversation. It is the same one whether you are incorporating a company, sorting out the contracts with your clients, or publishing your product’s terms.

  1. You tell us what you have on your hands and what you need to sign.
  2. We work out which documents cover it and what information we need from your side.
  3. We tell you what gets delivered, how long it takes, and at what fee.

It opens in the support panel, without leaving this page.

The four services

From the company to your product’s terms

Hire them on their own or as a package, and all four start with the same consultation. Our breakdown here carries no government-fee line: what we quote you are the firm’s fees.

Company

Companies & shareholders

Incorporation, board and shareholders’ minutes, bylaw amendments and changes between partners: the documents of your company’s life, drafted by a lawyer.

On request
Contracts

Commercial contracts

Drafting and reviewing the contracts with clients, vendors and partners, starting from what you already negotiate.

On request
Product

Terms and conditions · SaaS

The terms of use and the policies a digital product publishes, written for what your product actually does.

On request
On request

A document made to measure It does not have a page of its own to take you to yet.

For when what you have to sign is none of the three above. We scope it in the consultation and quote it accordingly.

On request
Online services

Your documents, based on who you are

Tell us who you are and we leave only the documents that fit you on screen.

Services for SMEs

Pick the service you need.

Frequently asked

What people ask us most

How do we get started?

With a fifteen-minute consultation. That is where we work out which documents are needed, what information we need from your side, and what we hand you; the quote comes out of that conversation, not out of a form.

What is included in the price and what is quoted separately?

[ PENDING — legal text to be drafted ]

Do you draft the document, or do you also review mine?

[ PENDING — legal text to be drafted ]

Are these documents filed with any authority?

[ PENDING — legal text to be drafted ]

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Already know what you have to sign?

Tell us in fifteen minutes. The first review is done by a person.