Nonprofits come in all shapes and sizes. The three packages below are designed to fit the legal needs of almost any non-profit. Please review them and find the one that you think makes the most sense for your organization. Let our experience help make your non-profit stronger, legally healthier and better organized.
If you are on the Board of a non-profit, please contact Leah to discuss what option might make the most sense for your organization.
Phone: (860)-561-0651
Email: LChatinover@stangerlaw.com
Nonprofit Legal Checklist Package
- Comprehensive Review of All Your Organization’s Legal Documents and Legal Relationships
- Detailed Report
- Meeting with Your Board of Directors to Review Recommendations and Best Practices
- Review of a variety of matters including:
- Record Keeping and Retention
- Tax Exempt Status
- Organization and Governance
- Officers and Directors
- By-laws
- Committees
- Certificate of Incorporation
- Minutes & Meetings
- D&O Policy & Other Insurance
- 990’s and Financial Statements
- Contracts and Agreements
- Federal And State Tax And Regulatory Matters
- Policies & Procedures
- Gifts, Fundraising and Endowments
- Secretary of State Annual Reports
- Charitable Solicitation Registration
- Gifts and Endowments
Fee Agreement with Additional Provisions and Exclusions Required
Approximate Fee: $5,000 depending on the needs of the organization
Nonprofit Flat Fee Outside General Counsel Package
- Experienced Nonprofit Counsel just a phone call away
- 12 months Agreement (After 3-month trial period)
- All of the Services Included in Outside Counsel on Call +
No “matter” limit
- Corporate Secretary Services
- Contract & Policy Review and Drafting
Fee Agreement with Additional Provisions and Exclusions Required
Approximate Fee: $2,000 depending on the needs of the organization
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