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Board Resolution

When a corporation’s board of directors makes an important decision — approving a new contract, authorizing a bank account, issuing shares, or appointing officers — it needs to be documented formally. That’s what a Board Resolution does. It’s the official record that the board met, discussed, and voted on a specific matter. Banks, investors, and government agencies regularly ask for these. Our free template helps you draft a clean, professional resolution covering the meeting date, quorum confirmation, the resolution text, and director signatures. Fill it out online and download as PDF or Word.

Cease and Desist Letter

Someone copying your work? Using your trademark without permission? Harassing you or spreading false information? A Cease and Desist Letter is often the first step to making it stop — without hiring a lawyer or going to court. It formally puts the offending party on notice that their behavior is illegal and demands they stop immediately, or face legal consequences. Think of it as a serious warning shot. Our free template helps you draft a clear, firm letter covering the violation, the demand to stop, a deadline for compliance, and consequences of ignoring it. Download as PDF or Word.

Corporate Bylaws

Think of Corporate Bylaws as your company’s operating manual. They’re the internal rules that govern how your corporation runs on a daily basis — how meetings are called, how directors are elected, what officers do, how shares are transferred, and how amendments are made. Banks, investors, and state agencies often ask to see them. Without bylaws, your corporation operates in a gray area that can cause real problems during disputes or audits. Our free template covers governance structure, meeting procedures, officer roles, voting rules, and record-keeping requirements. Download as PDF or Word.

Meeting Minutes

Had an important board meeting, committee session, or team discussion? Meeting Minutes capture what was decided, who said what, and what happens next — so nobody can say "I don't remember agreeing to that" six months later. They're essential for corporate governance, nonprofit compliance, and just keeping everyone on the same page. Our template covers attendees, agenda items, motions, votes, action items, and next meeting date. Fill in the details, preview your minutes, and download as PDF or Word — free, no account needed.

Operating Agreement

Starting an LLC with partners? An Operating Agreement is the rulebook for how your company runs — who owns what percentage, how profits are split, who makes decisions, and what happens if a member wants out. Without one, your state's default LLC rules apply, and those might not fit your situation at all. It's also what banks and investors ask to see. Our template covers membership interests, capital contributions, management structure, distributions, and dissolution. Fill it out, preview live, and download as PDF or Word — free, no account.

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