Drafting Agreements
Mergers, splits, reorganizations, business succession, business transfers, tax-related business succession schemes, and estate planning all result in numerous agreements. Think of shareholder agreements, management contracts, and purchase agreements. Many entrepreneurs are not eager to read these important documents. They are filled with legal language and references to legal articles. Nevertheless, they are essential to record the agreements made in a way that prevents future disputes. Furthermore, in such processes, you often deal with various parties. Notaries, banks, lawyers, and tax authorities are the most common. How do you maintain an overview?
Some questions that may be on your mind:
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What’s the point of agreements when you’re actively involved in a family business, and everything is based on trust?
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How can you be sure that your interests are well articulated in the agreements when you don’t fully understand the legal language yourself?
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How do you ensure that all parties involved in the agreements are fully informed of the content and understand what they are signing?
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How do you prevent notary costs from unnecessarily escalating?
Why Qwestor
Qwestor speaks the language of entrepreneurs. We translate your wishes and interests into agreements that are financially, fiscally, and legally interconnected. Without you needing to dissect every letter, we ensure that you sign agreements with confidence. As the central hub, we coordinate with the involved third parties and monitor the timelines.