Attorney's Fees Provision

The Attorney’s Fees clause is a provision in a contract that identifies who will be responsible for attorney’s fees and other costs should a dispute arise between the two parties.

Note: This is not a full contract. This is only a provision to be added to your existing services contract.

The Attorney’s Fees clause is a provision in a contract that identifies who will be responsible for attorney’s fees and other costs should a dispute arise between the two parties.

Note: This is not a full contract. This is only a provision to be added to your existing services contract.

FAQs

• Are these good for outside of the United States? These are general contract templates drafted on United States contract principles – you can view the entire explanation HERE of how to utilize these from state-to-state and outside of the United States.
• How do I use these contracts? Download, Amend and Copy/Paste into application or program that you want for electronic use.
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File Information

All contracts come as Microsoft Word document files.

• Typically opened in Microsoft Word BUT they can be opened a variety of ways without Microsoft Word, such as through Note Pad, Text Edit, Google Docs. Keep in mind – opening in these systems may not show the color coding – just be mindful of notes that we have placed in the contract to help you fill it out.
• Tutorial: If you do NOT have Word, press/hold control + click on the file.  A pop up will come up. Choose “Open with” and select the program you want to use.
• Google Docs Tutorial:  Select File Upload in Google docs.   Choose your downloaded Word doc.  Open it in Google Drive (if you want to edit).
• Please note: An alternate version of the contract will not be sent. Compatibility and accessibility is responsibility of the user.