THANK YOU so much for sharing this EASY way to get legally covered
with do-it-yourself legal templates for the most critical parts of your business
as a coach or entrepreneur!

These DIY Legal Templates are:

:: Easy to understand. No legal-mumbo jumbo.
:: Colorful. (yes, seriously – they’re legal documents that use color!) #noboringblackandwhite
:: Legally legit. And thorough.
:: With directions how to get them in place.

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Here is some swipe copy to use on social media. There are NO requirements to do social media posts – you may do as many or as few posts as you wish!!

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Want to get legally covered lickety split? Lisa Fraley’s DIY Legal Templates allow you to do it yourself, save money, and get covered 24/7. Take a look [Insert your ALL DIY Templates Affiliate Link]

[In full disclosure, I’m on the Legal Love™ Team for Lisa because I know the quality of her work first-hand and I am proud to recommend these DIY products.]

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“Can I really do it myself when it comes to legal documents?” Yes, you totally can! Lisa Fraley’s DIY Legal Templates are just the trick to easily personalize, put in place and save money! [Insert your ALL DIY Templates Affiliate Link].

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[In full disclosure, I’m on the Legal Love™ Team for Lisa because I know the quality of her work first-hand and I am proud to recommend these DIY products.]

Here is a sample e-mail that you can use – or edit as you wish. There are NO requirements to send solo emails – you may do as many or as few as you wish!!

Hi __________!

If you are like me, you probably have NO idea how to legally protect your business. I truly had no idea what to do or where even to start.

I had no idea that I was leaving my business legally naked from every angle without even knowing it.

I thought that covering my buns would so expensive. And HARD! But, then I heard that Lisa Fraley, Attorney & Legal Coach, created DIY documents that are a fraction of the price of her one-on-one services and I was so excited!

Lisa has created DIY Legal Templates for the most important legal steps that most of us entrepreneurs need so we can feel protected, confident and empowered in both our business & our brand.

AND so we have legal documents in writing to fall back on if someone tries to ask for a refund, or swipes copy off of our sites, or steals our program materials.

These DIY Legal Templates are:

:: Easy to understand. No legal-mumbo jumbo.
:: Colorful. (yes, seriously – they’re legal documents that use color!) #noboringblackandwhite
:: Legally legit. And thorough.
:: With directions how to get them in place.

Here’s how they work:

You just download the DIY template and listen to the audio guide that walks you right through where to personalize it, so you don’t have to struggle to figure it out on your own. After you’ve filled it out, it’s ready to be used. And, each template is a Word document so you can easily edit and use it over and over again

DIY Legal Templates allow you to do it yourself, save money, and get covered 24/7.

Warmly

[Your Name]
P.S. In full disclosure, I’m on the Legal Love™ Team for Lisa because I know the quality of her work first-hand and I am proud to recommend these DIY products. 

If you have a website, your first step is the DIY Website Disclaimer. It lets people know what you do and what you don’t do so they don’t get confused and come after you. It’s also your base layer of legal protection to disclaim liability and not leave your website legally naked. And it’s supports your root chakra. Get your DIY Website Disclaimer HERE. [Insert your DIY Website Disclaimer Link.]

You’ll want to put a Mini-Disclaimer on everything that you do or write so you can feel safe to create anything that you want – for example, on the bottom of your PDFs, program guides, event handouts, Powerpoint slides, and on your social media page sidebars. Get your DIY Mini-Disclaimer HERE. [Insert your DIY Mini-Disclaimer Link.]

You’ll want a Book Disclaimer to reduce your risk when sharing your expertise or creativity through your book. Get your DIY Book Disclaimer HERE. [Insert your DIY Book Disclaimer Link.]

You don’t want your clients to blame you if they contract the coronavirus.  You’ll want this special COVID-19  Release & Waiver for Services for your in-person clients and customers to sign as you resume services with them. Get your DIY COVID-19 Release & Waiver for Services HERE. [Insert your DIY COVID-19 Release & Waiver for Services Link.]

If you are hosting a live event, you’ll want an Event Waiver to waive your liability. It puts in writing what what you are and are not responsible for pertaining to the event and it makes it clear to your participants that they are participating in your fabulous event at their own risk. Get your DIY Event Waiver HERE.  [Insert your DIY Event Waiver Link.]

Hosting a live event for minors where they are MOVING their bodies, STRETCHING their minds, and EXTENDING themselves in physical or mental ways? Great idea! Be sure to have a Consent & Release for Minors ready for the parent /legal guardian AND the minor to sign it so you are all on the same page. Get your DIY Consent & Release for Minors HERE. [Insert your DIY Consent & Release for Minors Link.]

If you’re a massage therapist,you’ll want your clients to sign a Massage Therapy Consent & Waiver
when they come in for a session. Get your DIY Massage Therapy Consent & Waiver HERE. [Insert your DIY Massage Therapy Consent & Waiver Link.]

Want to ask your client for a testimonial? Great idea! Be sure to have a Testimonial Release ready for your clients to sign BEFORE you post their testimonial up on your site.Get your DIY Testimonial Release HERE. [Insert your DIY Testimonial Release Link.]

If you want to take and share photos from your live event or workshop, you want your participants to sign a Media Release so you get their permission in advance to use their image, likeness or name on your website, on social media, or in any future promotions. Get your DIY Media Release HERE.  [Insert your DIY Media Release Link.]

If you have 1-on-1 services, you need a Client Agreement. You need ALL of your policies in writing, including your refund policy,your expectations and how you handle missed payments or calls. You want to protect your income and create clear boundaries – and your Client Agreement also supports your sacral chakra. Get your DIY Client Agreement HERE.[Insert your DIY Client Agreement Link.]

Whether you’re holding a small group program (either live or online) or a close-knit Mastermind, you want to have a written agreement that your participants sign when they sign up to work with you. Get your DIY Client Agreement for Small Groups & Masterminds HERE. [Insert your DIY Client Agreement for Small Groups & Masterminds Link.]

If you are a Graphic Designer, you’ll need a Client Agreement (for use by Graphic Designers only). It puts everything in writing, including your program description, payment policies, timeline, expectations and more, so clients know what info you need to create their graphics, what graphics they will receive from you, and how much – and when – to pay you. Get your DIY Client Agreement (for use by Graphic Designers only) HERE. [Insert your DIY Client Agreement (for use by Graphic Designers only) Link.]

When you are a Photographer, it’s key to have a written Agreement with your client so you both can feel CLEAR and COMFORTABLE as to what you’re agreeing to. Get your DIY Client Agreement (for use by Photographers) HERE. [Insert your DIY Client Agreement (for use by Photographers) Link.]

When you are a Videographer, it’s key to have a written Agreement with your client so you both can feel CLEAR and COMFORTABLE as to what you’re agreeing to.Get your DIY Client Agreement (for use by Videographers only) HERE. [Insert your DIY Client Agreement (for use by Videographers only) Link.]

If you offer 1-on-1 services, group programs, online courses or products, it’s critical to have a strong Refund Policy to protect your income. Get your DIY Refund Policy HERE.  [Insert your DIY Refund Policy Link.]

If you are ready to work with a another team member, it’s key to have a written Agreement so you both can feel CLEAR and COMFORTABLE as to what you’re agreeing to. It sets forth for the requirements and expectations of both of you and is best way to make sure you are on the same page right from the outset. Get your DIY Agreement for Hiring a Virtual Assistant HERE. [Insert your DIY Independent Contractor Agreement Link]

If you are ready to work with a Graphic Designer, it’s key to have a written Agreement so you both can feel CLEAR and COMFORTABLE as to what you’re agreeing to. It sets forth for the requirements and expectations of both of you and is best way to make sure you are on the same page right from the outset. Get your DIY Agreement for Hiring a Graphic Designer HERE. [Insert your DIY Agreement for Hiring a Graphic Designer Link.]

When you are ready to work with a Website Designer it’s key to have a written Agreement so you both can feel CLEAR and COMFORTABLE in creating your new or upgraded website. Get your DIY Agreement for Hiring a Website Designer HERE. [Insert your DIY Agreement for Hiring a Website Designer Link.]

If you are ready to work with a another team member, it’s key to have a written Agreement so you both can feel CLEAR and COMFORTABLE as to what you’re agreeing to. It sets forth for the requirements and expectations of both of you and is best way to make sure you are on the same page right from the outset. Get your DIY Agreement for Hiring a Virtual Assistant HERE. [Insert your DIY Independent Contractor Agreement Link]

If you are  hosting a live overnight event, you want to have an Overnight Retreat Agreement in place for your attendees to sign so you cover your buns. Get your DIY Overnight Retreat Agreement HERE. [Insert your DIY Overnight Retreat Agreement Link.]

If you’re speaking on stage at a live event or conference, you’ll want to use a Speaker Agreement between you and the Event Host to create CLARITY and COMFORT and to secure your income. Get your DIY Speaker Agreement (for Live Event or Conference) HERE. [Insert your DIY Speaker Agreement (for Live Event or Conference) Link.]

If you are planning to come together with a friend or colleague to share ideas about a program, product, or service, you want to put a Confidentiality & Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) in place to protect yourself – and your content – BEFORE you enter into a conversation. Get your DIY Confidentiality Agreement/NDA HERE. [Insert your DIY Confidentiality Agreement/NDA Link.]

If you are planning to come together with a friend or colleague to create a program, product, or service, then you will want to put a Joint Venture Agreement in place to cover your buns as you begin your work together. Get your DIY Joint Venture Agreement HERE. [Insert your DIY Joint Venture Agreement Link.]

If you are hosting a live event and you have secured corporate sponsors for the event – or you want to – you’ll want a Corporate Sponsor Agreement to secure your contribution and make it clear what recognition and publicity you are giving your Corporate Sponsor. Get your DIY Corporate Sponsor Agreement HERE. [Insert your DIY Corporate Sponsor Agreement Link.]

When you are hosting a live event and you have secured vendors for the event – or want to – you’ll want a Vendor Agreement to protect yourself – and to secure your relationship. Get your DIY Vendor Agreement HERE. [Insert your DIY Vendor Agreement Link.]

If you are hosting a podcast, webinar, telesummit or interview – and you’ve lined up your Guest Expert – now you need something in writing. It is a written consent or release that you can refer to it later and enforce legally if you need to. Get your DIY Guest Expert Consent Form HERE. [Insert your DIY Guest Expert Consent Form Link.]

When you are offering wellness seminars, workshops, individual Lunch-n-Learns or comprehensive corporate wellness programs, you need a Corporate Wellness Program Agreement.Get your DIY Corporate Wellness Agreement HERE.  [Insert your DIY Corporate Wellness Agreement Link]

If you’re a licensed practitioner like a therapist or physician, you’ll want your clients to sign an Informed Consent Form when they come in to receive your services. Get your DIY Informed Consent Form HERE.  [Insert your DIY Informed Consent Form Link]

If you want to certify a mentee to be permitted to use your methodology in their work, don’t wing it without having a solid agreement in writing. A Certification Agreement sets the “rules of the game” for training your mentee in your methodology. Get your DIY Certification Agreement HERE. [Insert your DIY Certification Agreement Link.]

If you are a solo coach or entrepreneur, you need to be sure to register your business and not make tax mistakes.Empower yourself by setting your business up right and getting clear about taxes. Get your DIY Sole Proprietor Biz Registration & Taxes HERE.[Insert your DIY Sole Proprietor Biz Registration & Taxes Link.]

If you have a client who isn’t paying you for your services, be wise and get legally covered with a DIY Collections Checklist & Letter. These are the steps you can take (and loving words to say) to enforce your refund policy and get paid for your hard earned work. Get your DIY Collections Checklist & Letter HERE. [Insert your DIY Collections Checklist & Letter Link.]

If you have a website with lots of juicy content, you need Website Terms & Conditions so that you don’t have anyone swiping your stuff! Protect your heartfelt brand & your website content – and support your heart chakra. Get your DIY Website Terms & Conditions HERE. [Insert your DIY Website Terms & Conditions Affiliate Link.]

If you have an opt-in or e-newsletter, you need a Privacy Policy to keep personal info from website visitors safe & confidential.Get your DIY Privacy Policy HERE.  [Insert your DIY Privacy Policy Link.]

When you are ready to invite your Affiliates to sign on to promote your programs, products and services, you’ll want to put some Affiliate Terms & Conditions in place to make sure you are on the same page right from the outset. Get your DIY Affiliate Terms & Conditions HERE.  [Insert your DIY Affiliate Terms & Conditions Link.]

If you’re a licensed medical practitioner, you’re required to honor the confidentiality and privacy of your patients’ health information. The HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices is the document you must give to patients outlining
how you’re protecting their personal health information. Get your DIY HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices HERE.  [Insert your DIY HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices Link.]

If you’re a licensed medical practitioner, you may be asked to release a patient’s medical record – and you don’t want to violate HIPAA. If you’re a patient, you may wish to have your medical records sent to another practitioner on your medical team. For either case, The HIPAA Medical Records Release Form is the document you’ll want to use. Get your DIY HIPAA Medical Records Release Form HERE.  [Insert your DIY HIPAA Medical Records Release Form Link.]

If you sell group programs or online courses through your website, what you need are Terms of Use. You want purchasers to agree to your sales terms when they buy your group programs, online courses and info products. Protect your work & refund-proof what you sell! Get your DIY Terms of Use HERE. [Insert your DIY Terms of Use Affiliate Link.]

If you think you’re ready to “go pro” with a corporate entity, you need to figure out which you need – an LLC or an S-Corp? Limit your liability and protect your assets with a corporate entity. You want to protect your loot! Get your “Which Corporate Entity Is Right For You?” DIY Package HERE. [Insert your “Which Corporate Entity Is Right For Your? Affiliate Link.]

If you have a biz name or tagline to protect, it’s important to trademark it. A registered trademark gives you legal rights for 10 years (and beyond!) and stops others in their tracks from using your idea. How do you know if you have something worth trademarking? Get your “How Do I Know What’s Trademark Worthy?” DIY Package HERE. [Insert your “How Do I Know What’s Trademark Worthy?” DIY Package Affiliate Link.]

If you think you’re ready to “go pro” with a corporate entity, you need to figure out which you need – an LLC or an S-Corp? Limit your liability and protect your assets with a corporate entity. You want to protect your loot! Get your “Which Corporate Entity Is Right For You?” DIY Package HERE. [Insert your “Which Corporate Entity Is Right For Your? Affiliate Link.]

When you are ready to invite your Affiliates to sign on to promote your programs, products and services,

you’ll want to put some Affiliate Terms & Conditions in place to make sure you are on the same page right from the outset. Get your DIY Affiliate Terms & Conditions HERE. [Insert your DIY Affiliate Terms & Conditions Affiliate Link.]