Chat to an NDIS lawyer

If you’re running an NDIS business, you can take on various roles – you might be a service provider, a plan manager, or a contractor.

NDIS Service Providers deliver services directly to NDIS participants. This could include anything from healthcare to personal support, depending on your area of expertise. To operate as a service provider, you’ll need essential documents such as an NDIS Service Agreement, outlining the terms of the services, and an NDIS Privacy Policy to protect participants’ personal information.

NDIS Plan Managers, on the other hand, act as a financial intermediary. They manage the funding on behalf of the participants, helping to process payments and manage invoices between the NDIS and service providers. As a plan manager, you’ll also need important documents, including a Plan Management Agreement, to clearly set out the financial management services you provide.

In both roles, having the right legal documents is crucial to ensure you’re compliant with NDIS requirements and protecting your business and participants.

Not all NDIS businesses need to be registered with the NDIS Commission to provide services, but there are key benefits to being registered. If you want to work with participants who have NDIS funding managed by the NDIA, you’ll need to register. However, if your clients are self-managed or have plan-managed funding, registration is optional.

While registration is not always mandatory, it provides reassurance to participants that your business meets the NDIS Practice Standards and quality requirements, helping you stand out as a trusted provider. At Sprintlaw, we can help you understand the registration process and draft the documents you need, whether you’re registered or not.

At Sprintlaw, our lawyers specialise in supporting businesses involved with the NDIS. We offer a range of legal services to help ensure your NDIS business is compliant and operates smoothly. For instance, we can draft key documents tailored to your needs, including:

• NDIS Service Agreement – outlining the terms of services provided to participants.
• NDIS Contractor Agreement – setting out the terms of engagement for contractors.
• NDIS Consent Form – ensuring participants give informed consent for their data or services.
• NDIS Plan Management Service Agreement – detailing the financial management services offered by plan managers.
• NDIS Incident Management Policy – for handling and reporting incidents in compliance with NDIS rules.
• NDIS Complaints Management & Resolution Policy – to manage and resolve complaints in line with NDIS requirements.

We provide practical, easy-to-understand legal solutions to help your NDIS business thrive.

Alternatively, we also offer an NDIS Service Provider package which includes a consultation on your business’ NDIS obligations.

At Sprintlaw, our lawyers have extensive experience in drafting NDIS documents that meet the NDIS Commission’s requirements. We understand the complexities of NDIS compliance, and our tailored legal solutions ensure that your documents not only protect your business but also safeguard your clients and participants.

By choosing Sprintlaw, you can be confident that your legal documents are up-to-date, compliant with NDIS regulations, and written in plain English, making them easy to understand and implement. Whether it’s an NDIS Service Agreement, Contractor Agreement, or Complaints Management Policy, we ensure that every document is crafted to fit your specific needs and aligns with your business goals.

With Sprintlaw, you get expert legal support so you can focus on delivering quality NDIS services, knowing that your legal obligations are covered.

As an online law firm, we eliminate the headaches of paying us by the hour and finding time to meet with a lawyer in person. We communicate via phone, email and/or video chat — whichever suits you!

You’ll be guided through this process by our expert lawyers, who are Australian-qualified and were trained at leading law firms. They left the traditional corporate law sphere to help us make legal services better. Our lawyers specialise in technology, intellectual property, contract drafting, corporate and commercial law.

As an online law firm, we eliminate the headaches of paying us by the hour and finding time to meet with a lawyer in person. We communicate via phone, email and/or video chat — whichever suits you!

You’ll be guided through this process by our expert lawyers, who are Australian-qualified and were trained at leading law firms. They left the traditional corporate law sphere to help us make legal services better. Our lawyers specialise in technology, intellectual property, contract drafting, corporate and commercial law.