Are you building your business on solid and professional agreements? If not, then you need an experienced business contract formation lawyer as soon as possible. Since 2010, we have been helping businesses with a wide myriad of contracts that include shareholders agreements, operating agreements, corporate resolutions, amongst other vital contracts. Let’s strengthen your business with professional, precise, and solid contracts – call us at (305) 921-0976 to start today.

We can help you with every type of commercial agreement, and on this page, we are going to explain to you why Jurado & Associates, P.A. is your best option when looking for a business contract formation lawyer in Miami.

Why Should You Choose Us When Looking for a Business Contract Formation Lawyer?

Our business is protecting your business. Therefore, we have been devoted to drafting, writing, and designing strategic business and commercial agreements to protect your company, make it prosper, and avoid costly mistakes in the future.

Jurado & Associates, P.A. is a premier law office with a team of well-versed business attorneys who are experts in contract law. If you are doing business in Florida, count on us to materialize solid contracts that:

  • outline both parties’ expectations in the business agreement
  • protect both parties if those expectations are not met 
  • establish a clear price to be paid for the contractual services.

Below, find the most important reasons why we are your best choice when looking for a business contract formation lawyer.

A Qualified Business Contract Formation Lawyer at Your Disposal

Since 2010, our team has been representing a broad range of clients, from corporate transactions to sole proprietorships. Among the services provided, our lawyers have experience in tailoring individualized contracts for different procedures such as:

  • Business formation
  • Business acquisition
  • Contract drafting
  • Commercial agreements
  • Merger and Acquisition (M&A)
  • Business sales
  • Business structuring 

Accordingly, we have extensive experience not only in drafting contracts but also in enforcing and litigating business agreements whenever it may be necessary. Additionally, we provide next-level guidance in business negotiations to protect our clients’ best interests, since we know the ins and outs of business law in Florida.

If you have a business in Florida and you want to form an agreement, renegotiate an existing contract, or terminate a business relationship the right way, our team of well-versed attorneys is willing to help you succeed. Fortunately, we have hundreds of satisfied clients whose companies are proof that our advanced skills and strategic approach were crucial in their journeys. Contact us to obtain the same results.

Specialists On All the Contracts that Your Business Might Need

Even though the definition of the term “contract” is quite simple, there are complex distinctions that differentiate one contract from another. A contract can be either an oral or a written agreement that neither has to be signed, witnessed, nor sealed.

However, a formal agreement must be properly written, witnessed, and signed by the parties involved to guarantee its enforceability. While some courts in Florida might recognize some types of informal contracts, the standard contract recognized by the court must follow a specific set of guidelines in terms of language and format. In this sense, it is possible to classify the different types of existing contracts based on formation, nature of consideration, execution, or validity. 

Formation-Based Contracts 

Divided into three subcategories – express contracts, implied contracts, and quasi-contracts – contracts based on formation are most rudimentary in terms of contractual relationships. For example, an express contract refers to an agreement established by an expression or a conversation. Differently, an implied contract is an agreement based on a mutual agreement that has not been expressed in words.  Also known as implied-in-law contracts, quasi-contracts are not based on the consent of the parties involved, existing whether there is consent or not. 

Contracts Based on the Nature of Consideration 

Under this classification, there are two types of contracts – bilateral contracts and unilateral contracts. A bilateral contract is an agreement in which each party promises to the other to perform or refrain from performing in a specific way. Instead, a unilateral contract establishes that only one of the parties must perform or refrain from performing in a specific way.

Execution-Based Contracts Drafted by a Specialist Business Contract Formation Lawyer

Also known as “executory contracts,” contracts based on execution refer to contracts in which the parties have already completed their obligations. It is worth noting that while a contract no longer exists once the parties involved have satisfied the terms, this type of contract obligates the parties involved to continue performing their obligations in the future.

Validity-Based Contracts 

Looking at the validity of a contract, it is possible to identify five distinct classifications:

  • Valid contracts 
  • Void contracts
  • Voidable contracts
  • Illegal contracts
  • Unenforceable contracts

Valid contracts are legally enforceable. Void contracts impose no obligations on the parties involved in the agreement, which incurs unenforceability. A voidable contract is an agreement established under physical or mental pressure. Depending on the circumstances in which the contract was formed, a voidable contract may turn into a valid or void contract. As the name suggests, an illegal contract is an agreement involving an unlawful object. Lastly, an unenforceable contract is an agreement that has not met specific legal formalities to guarantee its enforceability.

Protect Your Peace of Mind – Count on the Help of Our Contract Specialists 

As it is plain to see, identifying the most suitable contract option for different cases involving business formation is an overwhelming task for inexperienced individuals. At Jurado & Associates, P.A. our team of expert business attorneys has extensive experience in representing and advising entrepreneurs on business formation. We can draft contracts to suit the needs of different business structures, such as:

Also, we provide all necessary support to prepare customized documents related to business formation, including:

  • Articles of incorporation (corporations) 
  • Articles of organization (LLCs)
  • Operating agreements
  • Corporate bylaws
  • Shareholder agreements
  • Corporate resolutions
  • Employment agreements
  • Restrictive covenants (e.g., non-disclosure agreements)

If you want expert guidance in terms of business contract formation, make sure to call (305) 921-0976 to consult with one of our experienced legal advisors.

Professional Guidance to Avoid Disputes and Problems in the Future

By choosing the right legal counselor(s) to handle their business contract formation, different businesses avoid potential issues and unforeseen disputes in the future. At first glance, inexperienced individuals without a law background may think contracts are a fairly simple subject.  Nonetheless, one does not need to dive much deeper before discovering that contract law can be overwhelmingly complex at times.

The making of an enforceable contract involves a precise checklist that must be met to ensure legal enforceability. Even if a seemingly simple requirement is not met, the contract might not be recognized by courts. Individuals who choose to handle contracts without legal counsel are exposed to greater chances of disputes once the agreement is executed. Also, it is crucial to draft a contract the right way from the beginning, as revisions usually result in costly expenses.

Lastly, if a badly-drafted contract ends up involved in litigation, the odds of a less favorable outcome increase exponentially. Nonetheless, we are prepared to help you at any stage, and hence, you only need to contact us.

Contact Us for Strategic Business Contract Formation in Florida

We have handled hundreds of business contract formation cases, and therefore, we have the experience to guide you throughout the process.  If you want a strategic approach to business contract formation, waste no time with uncertainty – call Jurado & Associates, P.A. at (305) 921-0976 or email [email protected] for a consultation with an experienced business contract formation lawyer.