🧑‍⚖️ When a lawyer-drafted contract really pays off:

1. When you’re starting a business or long-term cooperation

Tailor-made contracts reduce the risk of disputes and set clear expectations.

2. When large sums of money or property are involved

The higher the value, the higher the risk – a single clause can make or break the outcome.

3. When you need specific conditions for a unique situation

Templates often fail in areas like intellectual property, confidentiality or non-compete clauses.

4. When the contract covers liability, risks or deadlines

A lawyer will strengthen these parts – or flag issues early.

5. When you want clarity and peace of mind

A contract isn’t just paper – it’s a tool of prevention and assurance.

📜 What a lawyer brings to contract drafting:

• Understands your goal and situation

• Transforms the agreement into legally enforceable language

• Ensures enforceability and legal clarity

• Identifies and addresses legal risks

• Suggests protective elements you may not think of

🧩 Case from practice:

Two co-founders agreed verbally on joint ownership of an app they were developing. Once the app started making money, one pushed the other out. Why? The contract didn’t cover shares or decision-making powers. Today, the app runs under one name – and one lost friend.

✅ Lawyer’s recommendation:

Even a simple contract can be the foundation of a fair relationship – or a ticking time bomb. A tailored contract costs a few thousand. Fixing a broken deal can cost hundreds of thousands. The choice is yours.