Contract Drafting Services
Service agreements, employment contracts, NDAs, partnership agreements and business contracts — drafted from the terms, facts and information you supply and returned to you as a clean, structured document ready for your review and signature. Remote, nationwide service across the United States.
Business agreementsEmployment contractsNDAs and confidentiality
What Contract Drafting Services Cover
Contract drafting services and agreement drafting services are the preparation of a written agreement from the terms, facts and commercial context you supply. The draft sets out who the parties are, what each is agreeing to do, what each receives in return, the conditions that apply, and what happens if the arrangement is not followed.
A contract that is vague about key obligations or silent on important conditions creates the exact disputes it was supposed to prevent. Court Drafters prepares contracts from the specific terms of the arrangement in front of us, not from a one-size-fits-all template filled with blanks. You read the draft, tell us what to change, and we revise it. When you are satisfied you sign it and put it to use. Nothing is filed in your name and no filings are made on your behalf.
Contract requirements vary by type, jurisdiction and commercial context. However, every written agreement shares the same purpose: setting out who the parties are, what each has agreed to do, and what applies if the arrangement does not proceed as planned. The Cornell Law School Legal Information Institute provides a useful overview of contract law principles relevant to U.S. agreements. We prepare documents to the specifics you provide. Where a contract involves complex jurisdictional issues or requires legal advice from a licensed attorney, we will tell you and you should obtain that advice before proceeding.
Contract Types We Prepare
Every contract is drafted from the terms, facts and context you supply — not from a generic template. Requirements differ by contract type and jurisdiction.
Service Agreements and Contracts
Client agreements, service contracts, contractor agreements and statements of work that define what is being provided, at what price, over what period, and under what conditions.
Employment and Independent Contractor Agreements
Employment contracts, offer letters, independent contractor agreements and consulting agreements that set out the terms of a working relationship, including compensation, duties, term and termination provisions.
Confidentiality and NDA Agreements
Non-disclosure agreements, mutual confidentiality agreements and trade-secret protection agreements, drafted to cover the specific information being shared, the parties involved and the duration of the obligation.
Partnership and Business Agreements
Partnership agreements, operating agreements, joint-venture agreements and shareholders\u2019 agreements that establish the structure and terms of a business relationship between two or more parties.
Lease and Occupancy Agreements
Commercial lease agreements, equipment lease agreements, sublease arrangements and related occupancy documents prepared from the property details, term and commercial terms you supply.
Purchase and Sale Agreements
Asset purchase agreements, purchase and sale contracts, letters of intent and related documents for the sale or acquisition of goods, assets or business interests.
The Contract Drafting Process
The drafting process is the same for every contract type. Specifically, information comes in, the draft goes out, revisions happen, and you sign.
You describe the arrangement
Tell us the type of agreement you need and describe the arrangement it should cover: who the parties are, what is being exchanged, key terms, duration, and any specific conditions. Send any existing drafts or related documents.
Scope confirmed
We confirm which contract you are asking us to prepare. Additionally, we identify what information is still needed, and whether anything in the scope requires you to obtain legal advice from a licensed attorney before we proceed.
Draft prepared from your terms
The contract is drafted from the specific terms and facts you supply. Internal consistency, defined terms, clause sequencing and formatting are all reviewed as part of the drafting work.
Your review and revision
You read the draft and tell us what to change. Revisions are part of the drafting work. The document is not finished until it says what you intend it to say. You sign when satisfied.
Who Uses Contract Drafting Services
Small Businesses and Startups
Businesses that need service agreements, employment contracts, NDAs and partnership agreements drafted to their specific commercial terms rather than adapted from a generic template.
Individuals and Freelancers
Independent contractors, consultants and individuals entering into agreements who need the terms of an arrangement set out clearly in writing.
Existing Agreements Being Revised
Parties to an existing contract who need amendments, addenda or a revised version prepared when terms have changed or a new arrangement has been negotiated.
What We Prepare and What We Do Not Do
What we prepare
- Service agreements and contracts
- Employment and independent contractor agreements
- Non-disclosure and confidentiality agreements
- Partnership and joint-venture agreements
- Commercial lease and occupancy documents
- Purchase and sale agreements
- Amendments and contract revisions
- Letters of intent and memoranda of understanding
What we do not do
- Act as attorney of record
- Appear or represent you in U.S. courts
- File documents on your behalf
- Guarantee enforceability or legal outcome
Importantly, contract requirements and enforceability rules differ by state and contract type. Where your agreement requires jurisdiction-specific advice from a licensed attorney, obtain that advice before proceeding. Court Drafters is not a U.S. law firm. Final decisions, signature and use of the document remain yours.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is contract drafting?
Contract drafting is the preparation of a written agreement from the terms and facts the parties have agreed on or want to propose. The document sets out who the parties are, what each will do, what each receives, and what happens if the arrangement breaks down. Court Drafters prepares contracts from the specific information you supply, returns a draft for your review, and revises it until it reflects the arrangement correctly.
What is the difference between contract drafting and contract review?
Contract drafting is preparing a new agreement from terms you supply. Contract review is reading an agreement someone else has already drafted and identifying what it says, what is unclear, and what conditions apply. Court Drafters can prepare contracts from your terms and can review existing contracts to explain their structure and flag what requires attention before you sign.
What information do I need to provide?
The specific information depends on the contract type, but generally: the names and details of all parties, a description of what each party is agreeing to do, the compensation or exchange involved, the duration of the agreement, and any specific conditions, limitations or restrictions that apply. Send any existing drafts or related documents so we can prepare the new contract with the full picture in view.
Can you prepare contracts for any U.S. state?
Court Drafters prepares contracts remotely for clients across the United States. Contract requirements, enforceability standards and governing-law rules differ by state and contract type. We prepare documents to the specifics you identify, and we flag anything that appears to require jurisdiction-specific legal advice before the agreement is signed.
Do you guarantee that a contract will be enforceable?
No. Court Drafters prepares contracts from the terms and information you supply. Whether a contract is enforceable depends on the law of the governing jurisdiction, the conduct of the parties and other factors outside our control. We do not predict legal outcomes or guarantee enforceability. Where that assurance matters to your situation, consult a licensed attorney.
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Why is contract review important before signing?
Can you customize contracts for my business needs?
Request Contract Drafting Services
Describe the agreement you need and send any related documents or existing drafts. We confirm the scope of the drafting work, what information is still needed, and whether anything requires a licensed attorney’s review before we begin.