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M&A Legal Services and Advice

At Prosper Law, our business purchase and sales (M&A) legal services provide exceptional guidance for businesses. We offer thorough legal advice to ensure your transactions are conducted in a legally compliant and commercially sound manner.

Buying or selling a business is a significant milestone that can shape your financial future. However, it is crucial to ensure your transaction complies with legal requirements and protects your interests. Conducting business purchases and sales in Australia necessitates adherence to various laws and regulations, which can differ between States and Territories.

Whether you are acquiring a new business or selling your existing one, seeking legal advice is an essential step to ensure the transaction is structured effectively and achieves your desired outcomes.

We advise clients on all aspects of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), including due diligence, contract negotiation, and regulatory compliance. Our business lawyers provide the guidance you need to make informed decisions about your transaction, ensuring a smooth process from start to finish.

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Why Choose Prosper Law?

Fixed-Fee M&A Advice

Our fixed-fee legal services mean that you know exactly how much you are paying from the start. With Prosper Law, there are no surprises with your business purchase and sales legal services.

Free Consultation

We offer a free, 15-minute consultation. During this call, we will take the time to understand your transaction needs. We will then provide you with a scope of work and a fixed-fee quote.

Fast Service

We can meet your deadlines. We understand that business transactions often involve tight timelines. Tell us if you have any specific timing needs, and we will prioritise urgent issues.

Our Business Purchase and Sales Legal Services

Reviewing Sale and Purchase Agreements

As a business, it is crucial to seek expert advice on your sale or purchase agreements. This step ensures the agreements are legally sound, fair, and enforceable. Our review can uncover potential issues, such as unfavourable terms or hidden liabilities, helping you avoid future disputes and financial risks.

Our team can review your draft agreements to confirm compliance with Australian laws and ensure they align with your commercial objectives. We will identify any clauses that may expose you to unnecessary risks and provide recommendations to protect your interests.

Drafting Sale and Purchase Agreements

Businesses can utilise our fixed-fee legal services for drafting sale and purchase agreements. At Prosper Law, we create custom agreements tailored to your specific transaction and business goals.

We also provide template agreements that you can use for recurring transactions. Whether you are buying or selling a small business, franchise, or large corporation, we ensure that your agreements meet various legal standards. Our lawyers will protect your business while ensuring transparency and fairness for all parties involved.

Advice on Business Purchases and Sales

Our team is here to assist with any questions or issues that arise throughout the transaction process. With our deep knowledge of M&A requirements, we understand the necessities and key points to address in our advice.

Our legal team provides comprehensive advice on all aspects of buying or selling a business. We can help you with due diligence, asset transfers, employee entitlements, tax implications, and regulatory approvals. With our legal guidance, you can confidently proceed with transactions that comply with Australian laws across all States and Territories.

Conducting Due Diligence

Due diligence is a critical step in any business purchase or sale. It involves thoroughly investigating the financial, legal, and operational aspects of the business to identify potential risks or liabilities.

We assist with the due diligence process by reviewing contracts, financial records, intellectual property, employment agreements, and compliance with regulatory requirements. Our team ensures you have a clear understanding of the business’s position before proceeding with the transaction.

Fixed Fees

All fees set out below are exclusive of GST and third-party fees. Call or email us for a fixed fee quote.

ServiceIndicative Fixed Fee for Simple TransactionsIndicative Fixed Fee for Complex Transactions
Sale Agreement Drafting$2,500$5,500
Purchase Agreement Drafting$2,500$5,500
Due Diligence Review$1,500$4,500
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is a business purchase or sales lawyer expensive?

At Prosper Law, we pride ourselves on offering affordable fixed-fee services. Our pricing is upfront and transparent, contributing to our excellent customer ratings. Our business purchase and sales services can start from as little as $1,500 plus GST, depending on the type of transaction and what you need from us.

Why do I need legal advice for buying or selling a business?

Buying or selling a business involves navigating various legal requirements, including contract law, tax law, employment law, and regulatory compliance. Legal advice ensures your transaction complies with these laws, reducing the risk of disputes, fines, or financial losses.

What is due diligence, and why is it important?

Due diligence is the process of investigating a business’s financial, legal, and operational aspects before completing a purchase or sale. It helps identify potential risks or liabilities, ensuring you make an informed decision about the transaction.

Can Prosper Law draft custom sale or purchase agreements for my transaction?

Yes, we are skilled at drafting clear and legally compliant sale or purchase agreements tailored to your specific transaction, ensuring they align with applicable laws and your business objectives.

What happens if my transaction doesn’t comply with legal requirements?

Non-compliance can lead to fines, penalties, or legal action from regulatory bodies. You could also face disputes with the other party, which may delay or jeopardise the transaction.

How long does it take to complete a business purchase or sale?

The timeframe for completing a transaction can vary depending on the complexity of the deal and the parties involved. We work efficiently to ensure all legal requirements are met in a timely manner, minimising delays to your transaction.

Can Prosper Law review my existing agreements to ensure they are compliant?

Absolutely! We offer a detailed review of your existing sale or purchase agreements to identify any legal gaps or potential risks. Our lawyers will ensure they are up-to-date and compliant with the latest laws and regulations in Australia.

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