If you have a website… you need a Terms of Use. It’s just that simple. This policy protects your online content, sets the basic rules of the road, and protects you along the way. The Terms of Use Template include all the legalese and sections you customize based on your business.

If you collect information from people online (and you obviously do!), you have to have a Privacy Policy. This isn’t optional; it’s legally required! The Privacy Policy Template includes all the legalese, so you just have to fill in some basics about your business to get your website all legal.

You should LOVE your disclaimer because it’s all about protecting you from disputes. You’ll make clear that visitors can’t complain if the guidance on your site doesn’t work for them… and you’ll disclose those pesky things we all have to unless we want the Federal Trade Commission knocking on the door.

If you work directly with clients, those  relationships are the lifeblood of your business. You absolutely need to protect them… and to protect yourself! That’s where the Client Agreement comes into play. With it, you’ll have confidence that you and your client are in agreement and aren’t heading for a nasty fight.

If you’re a coach, your relationships with your coaching clients are pretty stinking important. The Coaching Agreement helps you set expectations and boundaries and  gets you paid. With the paperwork out of the way, you can focus on a smooth working relationship with clients.

If you’ve got an online course, you’ve poured your heart and soul into creating it. And I’m guessing it’s pretty important to your business. You need to protect it and make sure you’ve got your legal ducks in a row. The Course Agreement gives you peace of mind that you’ve got it covered!

If you’ve got a membership site, you know how sweet it is to get that recurring revenue. But you need to make sure you are protected and have all your legal ducks in a row (including a solid cancellation policy). That's where the Membership Agreement template comes in! 

If you share any confidential information – things like your leads list, your way of doing things, or any other knowledge you’ve built up – without a confidentiality agreement in place, you could lose it. The Non-Disclosure Agreement protects your secret sauce when you need to share it with others.

Investigating a potential joint venture? Talking about a broad partnership with another entrepreneur? If so, you'll both be sharing confidential information and will need a joint confidentiality agreement. No sweat. You'll have the Mutual Confidentiality Agreement for these situations.

Are you thinking of hiring an independent contractor... you know a copywriter, virtual assistant, or designer? If so, you need a written agreement that sets out the relationship, protects your secret sauce, and gives you ownership of their work. That's where the Contractor Agreement comes in. 

Hiring an employee is an important step in your business, so you want to make sure you get off on the right foot. That's where an Employee Offer Letter comes into play. You'll set all the right expectations from the get-go to avoid confusion.

Imagine how much it would suck if one of your employees left your business only to start using YOUR secret sauce to compete with you. Once you start using Employee Confidentiality Agreements, you don't have to worry about that anymore.

Your employees create a lot of valuable property for you, including designs, content, and general know how. If you don't get the right agreements in place... you might not own that stuff. With Employee IP Transfer agreements in place, you'll be golden.  

If you want to use someone else's name, image, or likeness to promote your business, you need to get written permission. The Publicity Release form will make it quick and easy for you to get the right permission up front.

Got testimonials? If so, you need written testimonial releases. Seriously, before you use a testimonial from one of your raving customers, you need to get permission in writing to use the testimonial and the person's name, image, and likeness.

If you are a podcaster who has guests on your show... you REALLY need to get them to sign a publicity release before the interview. I've created a special podcast release form that is tailor made for your guests (and won't be overwhelming).

Getting other people to promote your product can be like reaching the promised land... getting paid without the cost of client acquisition! But you need a written agreement with your affiliates to set expectations and avoid disputes.

If you are serious about your business, you need to create an LLC. And once you've done that, you're going to need an Operating Agreement, even if you are the only owner or person in your business. Don't worry, I've got you covered.