Fluffystuff
Active Member
Hellooo!
I was just wondering if anyone could shed some light on the matter as to whether you HAVE to involve solicitors when you are opening a new salon? Im not looking to buy an existing salon, although one of the premises Ive seen is co-incidently a salon at the mo, but that would be closed down and stripped down prior to the lease being taken over. This particular one, is adjoining a hair salon and its a friend that Id be renting the space from........so is there a need for searches, contracts etc etc to be done by a solicitor? Also, how do you go about getting contracts drawn up for employees and people you have in eg botox? Im going around in circles and just wanted some unbiased advice (naturally those in the legal profession have stated that I simply MUST have a solicitor deal with it all!)
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I was just wondering if anyone could shed some light on the matter as to whether you HAVE to involve solicitors when you are opening a new salon? Im not looking to buy an existing salon, although one of the premises Ive seen is co-incidently a salon at the mo, but that would be closed down and stripped down prior to the lease being taken over. This particular one, is adjoining a hair salon and its a friend that Id be renting the space from........so is there a need for searches, contracts etc etc to be done by a solicitor? Also, how do you go about getting contracts drawn up for employees and people you have in eg botox? Im going around in circles and just wanted some unbiased advice (naturally those in the legal profession have stated that I simply MUST have a solicitor deal with it all!)
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