Website Terms and Conditions Template Australia inclusions: 

• Outline the terms of use for your site 

• Protect your Intellectual property

• State the terms of use of your site and your business

• Ensure visitors to your site understand its limitations and their own responsibility in engaging with it

… and more!

What happens when you purchase our Website Terms and Conditions template?

1. You will receive a download link to an editable Microsoft Word document (your template) immediately after purchase of the template.

2. Download the template (your access will expire after 24 hours but once you save it on your desktop, it is yours to keep forever)

3. Add your own logo/badge and change the font to personalise your document.

4. Add your information where we have red text indicators and/ or guidance notes. While you can edit the contract, we suggest you don’t edit without legal advice as these templates have been drafted by an experienced lawyer.

5. Your template can be used more than once, however you should be mindful that where a significant amount of time has passed since it was purchased or the law in that area has changed significantly, the template may not be current or up to date with the law.

Disclaimer

In downloading the Website Terms and Conditions Template from Ready to Boss Legal (Template), you have not asked us to provide legal advice to you.

This document contains information only, noting it was current as at the time of the date in the footer of the template document. We cannot guarantee that the law will not have changed since your purchase of the document and you are obligated to ensure that if you save and use at a later date, that the law remains current.

Ready to Boss Legal is not acting as your lawyer in providing this document to you. You do not have a solicitor/client relationship with Ready to Boss Legal unless you choose to formally engage us in writing for document preparation or to customise this document for your specific business providing legal services.

Finally, we ask that you do not share our templates as this breaches our copyright and the purpose for which this template was sold to you.

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