Legal Agreement Drafting — Expert Lawyer, Delivered in 24–48 Hours

We draft all types of business and personal legal agreements including: NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement), Service/Consultancy Agreement, MOU / Letter of Intent, Employment Contract, Freelancer/Contractor Agreement, Franchise Agreement, Shareholder Agreement, Vendor/Supplier Agreement, Rent/Lease Agreement (residential & commercial), Loan Agreement, Joint Venture Agreement, Partnership Deed, Distribution Agreement, Licensing Agreement, and fully custom agreements for any specific situation.

Standard agreements (NDA, MOU, rent, freelancer): 24 hours. Business agreements (service, employment, vendor, loan): 24–48 hours. Complex agreements (franchise, shareholder, JV): 48–72 hours. Urgent delivery within 12 hours is available for an additional charge — mention it when you message us on WhatsApp. All agreements include 2 free revision rounds after delivery.

Yes — a well-drafted agreement is fully valid in India regardless of where it was drafted, as long as it satisfies the requirements of the Indian Contract Act, 1872: offer and acceptance, free consent, lawful consideration, lawful object, and competent parties. Our lawyers draft agreements that are compliant with all applicable Indian laws and enforceable in Indian courts. The mode of drafting (online/offline) does not affect validity.

Notarization: Not legally required for most agreements in India, but preferred for rent agreements, loan agreements, and affidavits as it provides an extra layer of authenticity. Stamp duty: Required for some agreements (rent agreements, loan agreements, partnership deeds) under the Indian Stamp Act and respective state stamp acts. The amount varies by state and agreement value. Our team guides you on exact stamp duty requirements for your specific agreement and state.

Yes — e-signatures are legally valid in India under the Information Technology Act, 2000. Aadhaar-based e-signing (through NSDL/CDSL), DocuSign, and other registered e-sign providers are all legally valid. For most business agreements, e-signatures are sufficient and legally enforceable. Our team guides you on the most appropriate signing method for your agreement type.

Basic information needed: (1) Type of agreement; (2) Full names and addresses of all parties; (3) Key commercial terms (payment, deliverables, duration, scope); (4) Any specific clauses or protections you want; (5) State/jurisdiction for governing law. You don't need to have everything figured out — just share what you know and our lawyer will ask the right questions to fill in the gaps.

Yes — we offer legal agreement review services. If you have received an agreement from a vendor, partner, or client and want an expert review before signing, our lawyer will review it, identify unfair or risky clauses, and either suggest amendments or redraft the problematic sections. Agreement review starts at ₹1,999 — message us on WhatsApp with the agreement document.

An NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) or Confidentiality Agreement restricts a party from disclosing specific confidential information to third parties. A Non-Compete Agreement restricts a party from working for competitors or starting a competing business for a specified period and geography after leaving. Many employment contracts combine both. Note: Non-compete clauses in India are only enforceable during employment — post-employment non-compete clauses have limited enforceability in Indian courts.

No — you don't need a separate lawyer to review or sign our agreements. Our drafts are prepared by qualified lawyers to be balanced, fair, and legally sound. However, for very high-value transactions (above ₹50 lakhs), complex corporate transactions, or international agreements, we recommend a full legal consultation. For most business agreements, our drafts are ready to sign directly.

Currently, we draft agreements in English and Hindi. For agreements in other regional languages (Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, etc.), please mention your language requirement when you message us — we will confirm availability and timeline. English agreements are recognized and enforceable across all courts in India.

A well-drafted agreement includes a dispute resolution clause that specifies: (1) Negotiation first; (2) Arbitration (faster and private) or court litigation as a fallback; (3) The court jurisdiction (which city's courts will handle disputes); (4) Governing law (typically the Indian Contract Act). Our agreements are drafted to minimize dispute risk through clear, unambiguous language. If a dispute arises despite this, our team can assist with legal notice drafting and initial dispute resolution steps.