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Need more comprehensive business legal support?

If your business situation requires more complex or comprehensive contracts, or you know that you want to add a specific clause to a contract, you can hire Lady Lawpreneur to draft a bespoke contract for your business.

How it works:

Step 1: Schedule a paid consultation with Ashley ($200)

Step 2: Meet with Ashley to review your contract needs and specific situation.

Step 3: The consultation fee will apply toward any legal work Ashley performs for your business.

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What to expect at your contract strategy session

During this 30-minute consultation, you'll meet directly with attorney Ashley Feuerman to discuss your business, your goals, and the agreements you’re currently using (or need to put in place). Whether you’re hiring contractors, working with clients, collaborating with other businesses, or launching a new offer, this session is designed to help you identify legal gaps and understand your options.

This consultation is ideal for entrepreneurs who:

  • Need a contract tailored to a specific business relationship or transaction

  • Aren’t sure which agreement they need

  • Want guidance on modifying a template for their unique situation

  • Need legal insight before investing in custom contract drafting

Following the consultation, you'll receive a quote for any recommended custom legal services. The consultation fee may be credited toward custom contract drafting if you choose to move forward. 

This consultation is available for California businesses and is subject to a conflict check before legal services can be provided.