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#1 (permalink)   05-04-2009 deannatroupe Contributing Member Company name: DeAnna Troupe's VA Service Learn Small Business: Scottsdale Attorneys My latest Twitter: Good night Twitter.   Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: metro Atlanta area Posts: 204 I didn't know where to post this... I'm at the point where I'm ready to partner with a va for some of my own admin work and I was wondering what type of agreement I need to have in place so the person I partner with doesn't do anything like try to take my leads as hers or something like that. Would a simple non compete agreement do the trick? __________________ DeAnna Troupe's VA Service http://www.deannatroupe.com

#2 (permalink)   06-25-2009 theinvisibleassistant New Member   Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 35 Re: I didn't know where to post this... I would include a basic non compete clause with an independent contractor agreement. That way you clarify they are independent, can't take your clients, and need to pay their own taxes. __________________ Melissa- Owner The Invisible Assistant "When you can no longer do it all"

#3 (permalink)   06-25-2009 virtuallyrobin Contributing Member Company name: Virtually Robin My latest Twitter: @AndrewHansen1 I am taking the Firepow Pledge. I a...   Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 52 Re: I didn't know where to post this... DeAnna: Are you looking to partner with a VA to distribute work or receive work? I do agree with Melissa; the non compete clause should be sufficient. Robin _________________________ Virtually Robin