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Co-Founder Agreement Drafting

A legally enforceable agreement defining equity, roles, responsibilities, and exit mechanisms for startup founders.

What You Will Get

Co-Founder Agreement Draft
Equity & Vesting Clauses
IP Ownership Protection
Exit & Dispute Resolution
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Super smooth experience! Uploaded my documents and everything was handled within 2 days.

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Rohit Sharma
IT Professional

This service made it effortless. Got everything filed quickly and accurately.

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Priya Mehta
Marketing Manager

Highly professional team. They answered all my queries patiently.

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Amit Patel
Business Owner

Super smooth experience! Uploaded my documents and everything was handled within 2 days.

RS
Rohit Sharma
IT Professional

This service made it effortless. Got everything filed quickly and accurately.

PM
Priya Mehta
Marketing Manager

Highly professional team. They answered all my queries patiently.

AP
Amit Patel
Business Owner

Why a Co-Founder Agreement Is Crucial

A Co-Founder Agreement establishes clarity among founders, safeguards intellectual property, and creates a strong legal foundation required for scaling and raising investment.

Key Protections & Benefits

Prevents conflicts among founders by clearly defining rights and obligations.

Clarifies equity ownership, contributions, and decision-making authority.

Protects business continuity and investor confidence.

Defines roles, responsibilities, profit-sharing, and exit mechanisms.

Pre-Requisites for Drafting

Founder details, roles, and equity distribution

Decision-making mechanisms and voting rights

Contributions (monetary, intellectual property, or assets)

Exit, vesting, and dispute resolution clauses

What Lawizer Delivers

  • Startup-specific co-founder agreement
  • Equity, vesting, and dilution-safe clauses
  • Governance and decision-making framework
  • Exit, deadlock, and dispute resolution provisions

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a legal contract between startup founders defining equity ownership, roles, responsibilities, decision-making, and exit mechanisms.

It prevents founder disputes, protects the startup's future, and is essential for raising external investment.

Yes. It clearly assigns ownership of intellectual property created by founders to the company.

Absolutely. Lawizer drafts agreements tailored to your startup's structure, stage, and long-term vision.