Shareholder Agreements – Draft and Certify
What is a Shareholder Agreement?
A shareholder agreement is a legally binding contract between shareholders outlining their rights, responsibilities, and ownership structure in a company.
Why Might You Need It?
- To define ownership and voting rights among shareholders
- To protect minority shareholders from unfair decisions
- To outline procedures for dispute resolution and share transfers
Legal Implications of Not Having This Document
- Unclear terms of ownership, leading to shareholder disputes
- Potential challenges in selling or transferring shares
- Lack of legal protection for minority shareholders
Step-by-Step Process for Drafting and Certifying a Shareholder Agreement
Request a Quote
Provide details of your case via our request form.
Quote & Requirements
We will send you a personalised quote and outline additional requirements.
Appointment Booking
We will schedule an appointment with our solicitor to draft and certify the agreement.
Review & Certification
The agreement is reviewed, finalised, and certified for legal validity.
Important Note:
For this document, we provide in-person witnessing services. The individual must be present before us for the process to be completed.
Apostille Solutions works with a solicitor firm based in South London. If your service requires in-person attendance, you will need to travel to South London for an appointment.
