Legal Work
At Law on Call, we do legal work in the areas of Business Law, End of Life Planning, Rental Housing, and Real Estate.
After you sign up for a $9/month Law on Call subscription, you can simply add legal services in your online account. Not sure what you need? Give us a call.
Explore Our Legal Services:
What Legal Services Does Law on Call Offer?
At Law on Call, we’re able to draft, review, and edit the documents you need to help keep everything running smoothly. So, when you suspect a lease agreement has been violated, let us review it. When you need an operating agreement created, have us draft it. When your employee handbook needs updating, we can revise it.
Read on to explore our current offerings. And if you don’t see something you need—or aren’t sure exactly what your needs are—contact us and we’ll help sort it out.
Don’t forget that Law on Call offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee on all legal work. If you’re not happy with the legal work we do for you, we’ll refund what you’ve paid us for it. Why? Because we believe money should never impede our client relationships.
Most Popular Services
Estate Plan Review |
Includes review of a document in your current estate plan such as a will, trust, or power of attorney. We’ll recommend changes as necessary. |
Business Contract Review |
Have us review up to 20 pages of a single business contract. Examples of business contracts include purchase agreements, vendor agreements, and sub-contractor agreements. |
Business Legal Review |
We’ll review your formation documents to ensure your entity is set up properly, has adequate liability protection, and that its compliance needs are met. |
Employee Handbook Preparation |
Need an employee handbook drafted? We can prepare one tailored to your specific needs, or review and edit a handbook that you’ve already got in place. |
HR Legal Review |
This service includes review and feedback on one of the following human resource documents: legal compliance policy and procedures, employee discipline/termination, or severance/separation agreements. |
Basic Contract Preparation |
We can draft contracts such as independent contractor agreements, purchase agreements, and consulting agreements. More complex contracts can be tackled for an additional fee. |
Additional Services
Don’t see what you need above? View our additional document preparation and review services below. As always, please reach out with any specialized requests and we’ll figure out how to accommodate your needs.
Business Law
We can guide your business every step of the way, from inception to dissolution and beyond. You can hire us to draft or review any number of documents for your business. Here are a few.
Employment Agreements
An employment agreement is a contract between an employer and an employee, identifying the rules, right and obligations of both parties. Examples include non-compete agreements and nondisclosure agreements (NDAs).
Loan Agreement
A loan agreement is a contract that outlines the terms of a loan, including any collateral offered as security. The agreement is intended to protect the parties involved and secure repayment.
Bylaws & Operating Agreements
Corporate and nonprofit bylaws outline internal rules for the entity’s conduct and operations. Operating agreements do the same thing for LLCs. These documents help provide entities with structure, continuity, and guiding principles.
End of Life Planning
It’s never too early to start organizing your personal and business assets. We can smooth out your estate details so you can spend your energy elsewhere.
Will
A will expresses a deceased personʼs final wishes regarding the disposition of their real and personal property. It often names guardians of minor children and bequeaths property, cash, and other assets to family, friends, or charities.
Trust
Trusts are legal entities that protect a trustorʼs assets. They are an estate planning tool that establishes a fiduciary relationship between three parties: trustor (person/entity creating the trust), trustee (person/entity holding title to property in the interim), and beneficiary (future recipient).
Power of Attorney
A power of attorney gives an elected person the authority to act on behalf of the grantor. A general power of attorney covers real property and financial matters. A special power of attorney has specific limitations, like managing an investment portfolio or selling real estate.
Advanced Health Care Directive
An advanced health care directive details a personʼs wishes regarding medical treatment in circumstances where they can no longer express informed consent. Through the document, a person can appoint someone as their health care decision-maker should they become too ill, are in a coma, or are certain to die.
Rental Housing & Real Estate
Your rental and real estate needs will change as your business grows. We can prepare or look over any of these contracts today to make sure you’re set up for success tomorrow.
Rental Agreements
Rental agreements generally take the form of leases and subleases. A lease agreement is often a contract between a landlord/owner and a tenant that identifies monthly rent and duration. A sublease is similar, but involves an existing tenant (lessee) leasing all or some of the leased premises to a third party.
Real Estate Contracts
Real estate contracts often take the form of construction contracts and subcontracts. These generally identify scope of work, timeline, payment, who’s involved, costs of labor and materials, and dispute resolution. Purchase and sale agreements are another common real estate contract, put in place upon mutual acceptance of an offer for the sale of real property.
Deed
A deed transfers ownership or an interest in real property/assets to another person or entity. There are three basic types of deeds: general warranty deed, special warranty deed, and quitclaim deed. Each type provides different guarantees or levels of protection to the person receiving the property.
Legal Work FAQs
Does my business have legal needs?
Yes. All business owners need to be aware of how their business intersects with the legal world. Need to file formation documents with your state? There are statutes that outline the essential information to include. Not sure how to keep a trade secret confidential? There are legal documents that can help keep your information safe. Buying property to house your growing business? There will be contracts and agreements galore.
When you have licensed lawyers draft or review the documents that help your business run and grow, you’re less likely to encounter painful (and costly) setbacks or litigation.
Can I hire Law on Call to do legal work for me, as opposed to for my business?
Yes! You can absolutely hire Law on Call to do your personal legal work as long as it falls within the range of legal services we offer. If you’re not sure whether we offer what you need, just give us a call.
How do I request legal work?
To hire us for legal services, first sign up for a $9 a month Law on Call subscription. Once signed up, you can easily request legal work in your online account.
How much does Law on Call charge for legal work?
Each of our legal services starts at $99 an hour. We use a tiered model based on attorney experience. So if you’d prefer an attorney with more years under their belt, you’ll pay a bit more. We strive to keep things flexible so that you can select the option best suited to your needs and financial situation.
What if the legal service I need isn’t listed?
Call us! We’d love to talk through your situation and figure out if we can can provide what you need.