Terms of Service

Acacia Corporate Management, LLC, doing business as Acacia Business Solutions

These Terms of Service constitute the agreement governing services purchased or requested through Acacia's website or electronic payment process. In these Terms, "Acacia," "we," "us," and "our" mean Acacia Corporate Management, LLC, doing business as Acacia Business Solutions. "Client," "you," and "your" mean the person or entity requesting, purchasing, authorizing, receiving, or using the services. By submitting an order or payment after being presented with these Terms, the Client agrees to them and authorizes Acacia to provide the selected services in accordance with the order, invoice, service description, information supplied by the Client, and these Terms.

1. Services Covered

Acacia provides business formation, organizational, administrative, document-preparation, consulting, representation, recordkeeping, office support, filing, and continuing business services. The services covered by these Terms include, without limitation:

• formation, acquisition, transfer, amendment, conversion, qualification, reinstatement, maintenance, and dissolution of corporations, limited-liability companies, partnerships, nonprofit corporations, charitable organizations, foundations, trusts, and other entities or arrangements;
• nominee officer, director, manager, member, organizer, incorporator, trustee, authorized representative, and related nominee or representative services when selected and accepted by Acacia;
• registered-agent, resident-agent, statutory-agent, and service-of-process services;
• annual company, trust, foundation, charity, and organizational recordkeeping, maintenance, minutes, resolutions, written consents, certificates, ownership records, officer or manager records, and related governance materials;
• preparation, review, revision, organization, maintenance, and delivery of operating agreements, bylaws, agreements, proxies, authorizations, certifications, stock or membership records, deeds, assignments, and related business or administrative documents;
• Employer Identification Number applications and related federal or state registration assistance;
• foreign qualification, annual reports, lists, licenses, permits, amendments, assumed names, trade names, DBAs, and related government or third-party filings;
• bookkeeping, account administration, reconciliation, invoicing, payment coordination, check or wire coordination, banking support, and related financial-administration services when accepted by Acacia;
• mail receipt, mail forwarding, package handling, physical office, headquarters, business address, and virtual office services;
• hourly consulting and professional services, including meetings, telephone conferences, business planning, entity-structure consulting, document and contract review, proposal review, compliance support, administrative coordination, and other services requested by the Client or performed outside the scope of a fixed-fee service;
• trust, foundation, nonprofit, charity, self-directed retirement plan, and checkbook-entity administrative support, without investment advice;
• website presence, business-profile, business-support, and related administrative or marketing services;
• document filing, certification, copying, courier, shipping, delivery, and governmental or third-party submission services; and
• other services described on Acacia's website, order page, invoice, proposal, payment description, or written communication.

The particular services purchased are identified by the Client's order, invoice, payment description, service selection, and information supplied to Acacia. The foregoing list is illustrative and does not limit services that Acacia may agree to provide.

Service-Specific Provisions

Nominee and Representative Services. Nominee and representative services are limited to the position, entity, and service period purchased by the Client. Acacia and its designated representative will act only within the purchased authority and upon lawful Client instructions. Acacia is not required to make independent business decisions, assume ownership, provide a personal guarantee, accept personal liability, or sign a document that Acacia reasonably considers incomplete, unlawful, misleading, professionally inappropriate, or outside the purchased service. Tax returns and other documents creating material obligations may require separate written instructions and preparation or review by an appropriate licensed professional. The Client may not use or disclose Acacia personnel's personal identifying information or use Acacia's name in advertising or public materials without written authorization.

Recordkeeping Services. Recordkeeping services are based upon information and instructions supplied by the Client. The Client is responsible for timely advising Acacia of ownership changes, appointments, resignations, transactions, decisions, addresses, and other events that should appear in the records. Acacia is not responsible for omitted or inaccurate records resulting from information the Client did not provide. Governmental filings, filing fees, complex transactions, extensive corrections, and documents beyond the stated service allowance may require additional fees.

Registered-Agent Services. The Client must maintain a current mailing address, email address, and telephone number for registered-agent communications. Acacia may forward notices electronically or to the Client's last known address. Acacia is not responsible for delay, loss, default, penalty, or other consequence resulting from incorrect or outdated Client contact information, the Client's failure to monitor communications, or the Client's failure to act upon a forwarded notice. Registered-agent services do not include ordinary business mail or package forwarding unless separately purchased.

Headquarters, Business-Address, and Virtual-Office Services. These services are limited to the features stated in the purchased plan. The Client may use the designated address only for lawful business purposes and may not represent that Acacia owns, operates, manages, guarantees, or controls the Client's business. Acacia may refuse or return prohibited, excessive, improperly addressed, hazardous, suspicious, or unauthorized mail or packages. Mail volume, package handling, shipping, special delivery, storage, and services beyond the purchased allowance may result in additional charges or require an upgraded plan.

Mail-Forwarding Services. Mail-forwarding services are limited to the frequency, volume, weight, and type of mail included in the purchased plan. Postage, courier charges, package handling, oversized items, high-volume mail, special delivery, storage, and forwarding beyond the selected allowance may be billed separately. Acacia may require the Client to provide a carrier account or advance payment for shipping. Repeated excess volume may require transfer to a more appropriate service plan. Acacia is not responsible for delays caused by postal carriers, delivery services, incorrect addressing, prohibited contents, or the Client's failure to maintain adequate forwarding instructions and funds.

Bookkeeping and Account-Administration Services. These services are performed only within the scope selected by the Client and upon adequate written instructions, documentation, authorization, and available funds. Acacia may decline verbal payment or transfer instructions and may require supporting documentation before processing deposits, checks, wires, withdrawals, or other transactions. The Client is responsible for maintaining sufficient cleared funds, reviewing statements, identifying errors promptly, and supplying accurate records. Acacia may delay or decline a transaction that is inadequately documented, exceeds available funds, creates legal or compliance concerns, or falls outside the purchased service. Additional accounts, time, transactions, communications, expedited requests, account closure, and services beyond the included allowance may be billed separately.

2. Nature of Relationship

Acacia is a business services and administrative support company. Acacia is not a law firm and does not provide legal representation or legal advice. Unless expressly stated otherwise, Acacia is not acting as a certified public accounting firm, licensed tax-return preparer, investment adviser, securities broker, financial planner, escrow holder, or governmental agency. Information provided through the website or during ordinary communications is for business, administrative, and informational purposes. The Client remains responsible for obtaining advice from an attorney, certified public accountant, tax professional, investment professional, or other licensed adviser when appropriate.

3. Agreement and Scope of Services

These Terms, together with the Client's order, invoice, payment description, service selection, and written instructions accepted by Acacia, constitute the agreement for services purchased online. No additional signature is required for these Terms to govern the online purchase. Acacia's duties are limited to the services reasonably included in the purchased service. Payment for one service does not include unrelated or additional services merely because they concern the same entity, transaction, account, trust, foundation, charity, or project. Acacia may request additional information, identification, authorization, or documentation reasonably needed to complete a service. A request for such information supplements the agreement and does not postpone the effectiveness of these Terms or undo work already performed.

4. Client Authorization

The Client authorizes Acacia and its employees, contractors, agents, and designated representatives to take the ordinary and reasonably necessary administrative steps required to provide the selected services. When applicable to the purchased service, this authorization includes permission to prepare, complete, submit, receive, and follow up on entity-formation documents, amendments, qualifications, annual filings, assumed-name filings, Employer Identification Number applications, governmental forms, recordkeeping materials, organizational documents, and related correspondence using information supplied or approved by the Client. The Client authorizes Acacia to communicate with secretaries of state, the Internal Revenue Service, other governmental agencies, registered agents, filing services, banks, vendors, professional advisers, delivery services, and other persons reasonably involved in performing the selected service. When the Client purchases an appointment-based or representative service, the Client authorizes Acacia to designate an appropriate Acacia representative and to prepare the records reasonably necessary to establish and administer that service. Acacia will act within the scope of the purchase and upon lawful Client instructions. Acacia is not authorized to assume ownership of the Client's property, provide a personal guarantee, assume the Client's debts, or exercise independent control over the Client's business unless a specific written authorization expressly provides otherwise. Acacia may require a separate, transaction-specific instruction before signing a tax return, deed, note, contract, financial instrument, or other document that creates material obligations or personal exposure. Requiring a specific instruction does not alter the binding effect of these Terms or the underlying purchase.

5. Client Information and Cooperation

The Client will provide complete, accurate, current, and truthful information and documents reasonably requested by Acacia. Depending on the service, Acacia may request identification, beneficial ownership information, entity records, addresses, telephone numbers, email addresses, signatures, taxpayer identification information, filing instructions, proof of authority, source of funds information, professional approvals, or governmental fees. The Client is responsible for reviewing information and documents supplied to or prepared by Acacia, identifying requested corrections, maintaining current contact information, signing or approving documents when requested, paying required fees and expenses, and responding within a reasonable time. Acacia may rely upon information, certifications, signatures, instructions, representations, approvals, and documents supplied by the Client without independently investigating or verifying them unless Acacia expressly agrees otherwise.

6. Client Representations

The Client represents to Acacia, and understands that Acacia relies upon these representations in accepting the order, receiving payment, commencing work, and providing services, that:

• the Client is authorized to request, purchase, direct, and use the selected services;
• the Client's activities, entities, transactions, assets, funds, instructions, and intended use of the services are lawful;
• the services are not requested or used for fraud, unlawful tax evasion, money laundering, sanctions evasion, identity theft, concealment of criminal proceeds, fraudulent transfers, deceptive practices, unlicensed activity, or any other unlawful purpose;
• all information and documents supplied to Acacia are true, complete, accurate, authentic, current, and not misleading by statement or omission;
• the Client has disclosed all beneficial owners, controlling persons, interested persons, required signers, and persons whose consent or authority is legally required;
• the person communicating with Acacia is authorized to provide information and instructions for the Client and any identified entity or arrangement;
• the Client will comply with all applicable federal, state, local, and foreign laws, taxes, reporting duties, permits, licenses, regulations, and governmental orders;
• the Client will not misuse Acacia's name, address, personnel, appointment, signature, identification information, tax-identification information, documents, mail services, offices, accounts, or authority;
• the Client will not represent that Acacia owns, controls, guarantees, sponsors, or independently operates the Client's business unless Acacia agrees in writing;
• the Client will not request or permit Acacia or an Acacia representative to sign a personal guarantee, assume personal liability, conceal ownership required to be disclosed, or act outside the purchased authority;
• the Client will timely pay the Client's taxes, employees, vendors, creditors, governmental charges, and other obligations and will not use Acacia's services to create a false appearance of ownership, solvency, management, compliance, or business operations;
• the Client will promptly advise Acacia of any material ownership dispute, change in authority, investigation, subpoena, lawsuit, regulatory inquiry, threatened claim, or circumstance reasonably likely to affect Acacia's performance or expose Acacia or its personnel to liability; and
• the Client is not relying upon Acacia for legal, tax, investment, or accounting advice.

If a representation becomes inaccurate, the Client will promptly notify Acacia. Acacia may rely upon the representations until written notice is received.

7. Authorized Contact and Multiple Interested Persons

When an entity, trust, foundation, charity, partnership, account, or project involves more than one owner, member, manager, officer, director, trustee, beneficiary, settlor, grantor, partner, or interested person, Acacia may rely upon the individual identified as the authorized contact. The authorized contact represents that the contact has authority to provide information and instructions on behalf of the Client and will communicate relevant information to other interested persons. The Client will promptly notify Acacia in writing of a change in ownership, authority, contact person, dispute, or limitation upon prior instructions.

8. Fees, Rates, and Expenses

Fees are stated in the applicable order, invoice, proposal, payment description, or written communication. Unless otherwise stated, fees are payable in advance, governmental and third-party charges are separate, and quoted fees cover only the services described. Acacia's general hourly rates, when hourly work is requested or reasonably necessary outside a fixed-fee service, are $160 per hour for senior professional services and $110 per hour for administrative or staff services. A different rate or fixed fee may be stated for a particular service. The Client will reimburse governmental fees, filing fees, postage, shipping, copying, delivery, professional fees, travel, banking charges, vendor costs, and other expenses reasonably incurred for the engagement. Acacia may require payment before incurring or continuing such expenses.

9. Beginning of Services

Payment authorizes Acacia to begin the purchased service unless Acacia agrees otherwise in writing. Because Acacia provides professional, customized administrative and continuing services, work typically begins soon after payment. Work may include reviewing the order or information, establishing or updating a file, assigning personnel, communicating about the engagement, preparing or reviewing documents, conducting research, reserving resources or availability, beginning processing, activating a service, accepting an appointment, or incurring a cost. These activities constitute the commencement and performance of services, even when later completion depends on additional information, signatures, approvals, instructions, or payment from the Client.

10. Cancellations and Refunds

A Client may request cancellation within ten calendar days after payment, but only before Acacia begins performing the purchased service. Because Acacia typically begins work promptly, the opportunity to cancel may end before the ten-day period expires. Once Acacia begins performing the purchased service, the amount paid for that service is nonrefundable, except as otherwise required by law or expressly agreed by Acacia in writing. The Client's later decision not to proceed, failure to use a service, failure to sign or approve documents, failure to provide information, failure to respond, change of plans, inability to complete a contemplated transaction, or dissatisfaction with an outcome controlled by a governmental agency or other third party does not restore a right to a refund for services already commenced or performed. Governmental fees, filing fees, third-party charges, shipping expenses, customized work, consultation fees, setup fees, expedited-service fees, annual or continuing-service fees after activation, and amounts already paid, incurred, reserved, or committed are nonrefundable. Any approved refund may be reduced by payment-processing fees, transaction fees, and other third-party charges incurred by Acacia and not returned to Acacia. A cancellation request must be sent in writing to info@acaciamanagement.com and identify the Client, service, and payment. Nothing in this section limits a right that applicable law does not permit the Client to waive.

11. Client Delay and Inactivity

Acacia's ability to complete a matter may depend upon the Client providing information, identification, documents, signatures, payment, approvals, authorization, or instructions. A delay caused by the Client does not constitute a failure by Acacia and does not create a right to a refund. Acacia may pause further work until the required item is received and is not required to repeatedly request the same information or continuously contact an unresponsive Client. If a requested item is not received within 30 days, Acacia may place the matter on inactive status. If inactivity continues for 90 days, Acacia may administratively close the active project file. Inactive status or administrative closure does not reverse work already performed, make fees refundable, suspend or extend an annual service period, preserve a filing deadline, protect against later fee or legal changes, or require immediate reactivation. Acacia may resume an inactive matter after receiving the outstanding information and any unpaid balance, updated governmental charge, additional service fee, or reasonable reactivation fee.

12. Performance and Delivery

A service may be performed or delivered by physical delivery, email, electronic transmission, document preparation, filing, record maintenance, service activation, appointment, administrative action, resource allocation, or availability to perform continuing services during the purchased period. A service may be considered performed when Acacia prepares, reviews, revises, organizes, submits, maintains, activates, receives, processes, sends, or makes available the work reasonably included in the purchased service, or performs the portion possible without further Client action. The Client's failure to open an email, retrieve a communication, download a document, sign or return paperwork, provide later instructions, complete a transaction, or use an available service does not mean that Acacia failed to perform.

13. Business Records

Acacia's services do not always produce a physical item, shipment record, separate document, or itemized time entry for every activity. Acacia's ordinary business records may show commencement or performance. These may include an order, invoice, payment record, email, letter, client-specific draft or document, filing record, calendar entry, account setup, service activation, mailing, communication, internal file notation, assigned personnel, or other record maintained in the ordinary course. Unless Acacia agrees to bill solely by recorded hourly time, Acacia is not required to create or provide detailed contemporaneous time entries for each activity performed under a fixed-fee, annual, administrative, continuing, availability-based, or project-based service. The absence of an itemized time entry, shipment-tracking number, or separate work log does not establish that services were not commenced or performed.

14. Annual, Continuing, and Availability-Based Services

Certain services are provided for a stated period and are not limited to one document, signature, communication, transaction, or filing. Fees for annual, continuing, appointment-based, or availability-based services compensate Acacia for establishing and maintaining the relationship, records, appointment, facilities, personnel, responsibility, administrative availability, and capacity throughout the applicable service period. A Client's limited or nonexistent use of a continuing service does not make the service undelivered or the fee refundable. Client delay or inactivity does not suspend, toll, or extend the purchased service period unless Acacia agrees in writing.

15. Governmental and Third-Party Matters

Government agencies, banks, financial institutions, payment processors, courts, vendors, delivery services, filing services, registered agents, and professional advisers operate independently of Acacia. Acacia does not guarantee that an application, filing, account, license, election, exemption, transaction, structure, or request will be accepted or produce a particular result. A third-party delay, rejection, request for additional information, account closure, investigation, adverse decision, policy change, or refusal to act does not by itself establish that Acacia failed to perform.

16. No Guarantee of Results

Acacia will provide the purchased services within the agreed scope, but does not guarantee a particular legal, tax, business, banking, regulatory, credit, financial, investment, licensing, asset-protection, or transactional result. Descriptions of possible benefits, strategies, structures, methods, or outcomes are informational and are not warranties or guarantees.

17. Payment Questions and Disputes

The Client should contact Acacia concerning a billing or service question before asking a bank, card issuer, payment provider, or other third party to reverse or withhold payment, so that Acacia has a reasonable opportunity to review and address the matter. Nothing in these Terms prevents the Client from disputing an unauthorized charge or pursuing a legitimate remedy available under applicable law. The Client agrees not to state that services were unauthorized, not received, or not performed when Acacia began work, prepared materials, established a file, activated or maintained a service, accepted an appointment, incurred costs, reserved resources, communicated concerning the engagement, or made continuing services available. A payment dispute does not automatically cancel the engagement, establish nonperformance, create a contractual right to a refund, eliminate earned fees, or prevent Acacia from collecting an unpaid balance. Acacia may suspend services while a dispute is pending. The Client authorizes Acacia to provide the payment provider, financial institution, card network, insurer, collection service, governmental body, attorney, or adjudicator with information reasonably necessary to review the transaction, including these Terms, the order, invoice, payment record, communications, prepared documents, filing information, service records, and information concerning outstanding Client requirements. To the extent permitted by law, a Client who knowingly submits a materially false or bad-faith payment claim remains responsible for the unpaid amount and for reasonable third-party dispute fees, administrative costs, collection expenses, and other actual losses incurred by Acacia as a direct result of the claim.

18. Renewal Services

A service may renew when the order, invoice, renewal notice, payment authorization, or service description states a renewal period. The renewal price, period, and cancellation method will be shown in the applicable service information or renewal communication. Cancellation of a future renewal does not create a refund for a current or completed service period.

19. Lawful Use and Compliance

The Client will use Acacia's services only for lawful purposes. Acacia may request information or documentation reasonably related to identity, ownership, authority, source of funds, licensing, compliance, or the nature of a proposed transaction. Acacia may decline, pause, or terminate a service when Acacia reasonably believes that continued performance may be unlawful, misleading, unsafe, inadequately documented, contrary to Acacia's policies, or likely to expose Acacia or its personnel to personal, professional, financial, reputational, civil, criminal, or regulatory risk.

20. Communications

The Client will maintain a current mailing address, telephone number, and email address and will promptly notify Acacia of changes. Acacia may send notices, invoices, documents, requests, and communications to the most recent contact information supplied by the Client. An electronic communication is considered sent when transmitted to the supplied address, and a mailed communication is considered sent when deposited with the delivery service. Acacia is not responsible for a communication not received because of incorrect or outdated information, filtering, failure to monitor an account, or failure to retrieve a communication.

21. Electronic Agreement

The parties may conduct business electronically. Electronic records, online acceptance, typed names, payment authorizations, email approvals, and electronic signatures may establish agreement, authorization, and instructions. The Client agrees that the agreement will not be denied effect merely because it was formed or accepted electronically. Acacia may retain electronic evidence of the transaction and acceptance, including the Client's name, email address, transaction identifier, date and time, and the version or location of the Terms presented at checkout.

22. Confidentiality and Permitted Disclosure

Acacia will use reasonable measures to protect confidential Client information, subject to applicable law, Acacia's Privacy Policy, and the requirements of the engagement. Acacia may disclose information when reasonably necessary to perform services; communicate with agencies, banks, vendors, contractors, advisers, and service providers; respond to legal process or regulatory requirements; investigate suspected misuse or fraud; protect Acacia or another person; collect amounts owed; enforce the agreement; or answer a complaint, payment dispute, claim, investigation, or legal proceeding. The Client authorizes disclosure for those limited purposes.

23. Website Information and Third-Party Resources

Acacia attempts to maintain useful and accurate website information, but does not guarantee that every page will always be complete, current, error-free, uninterrupted, secure, or applicable to every circumstance. Laws, fees, agency procedures, processing times, services, prices, and third-party requirements may change. Acacia may correct errors and modify website content, services, or pricing, subject to obligations already accepted for a paid service. The website may contain links to third-party websites, agencies, payment services, vendors, or resources. Acacia does not control and is not responsible for third-party content, security, availability, accuracy, policies, products, services, or decisions.

24. Privacy

Acacia's Privacy Policy is incorporated into these Terms and governs the collection, use, maintenance, and disclosure of information obtained through the website or service relationship.

25. Intellectual Property

The website and its original text, graphics, logos, service descriptions, arrangements, forms, educational materials, and other content are owned by or licensed to Acacia and are protected by applicable intellectual-property laws. Copyright © 2003-2026 Acacia Corporate Management, LLC, doing business as Acacia Business Solutions. All rights reserved. Website material may be viewed and printed for personal reference and legitimate evaluation of Acacia's services. No person may reproduce, sell, republish, distribute, modify, scrape, retransmit, or commercially exploit Acacia's website content without prior written permission. After full payment, a client may use customized documents prepared for that Client for their intended lawful purpose. Acacia retains ownership of its preexisting forms, templates, methods, systems, language, know-how, and general intellectual property.

26. Website Disclaimer

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the website and general website content are provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis. Acacia disclaims implied warranties relating to the website, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, and noninfringement. This provision does not eliminate an express obligation included in a purchased service or a warranty that applicable law does not permit Acacia to disclaim.

27. Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Acacia will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, punitive, or consequential damages, including lost profits, lost opportunities, business interruption, loss of data, reputational injury, or damage caused by a governmental or third-party decision. Except for liability that cannot lawfully be limited, Acacia's aggregate liability arising from a particular purchased service will not exceed the professional service fees actually paid to Acacia for the specific service giving rise to the claim. This limitation does not apply to Client funds merely held or transmitted by Acacia or to liability that applicable law prohibits Acacia from limiting.

28. Indemnification

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Client will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Acacia and its members, managers, officers, employees, contractors, agents, representatives, nominees, appointees, and affiliates from third-party claims, losses, liabilities, penalties, costs, and reasonable professional fees arising from inaccurate, incomplete, or misleading Client information; the Client's business, conduct, transaction, documents, or instructions; unlawful or unauthorized use of services; misuse of an entity, trust, foundation, charity, address, appointment, document, account, identity, signature, or authority; failure to obtain required advice or licensing; failure to comply with law; or breach of these Terms. Upon notice, the Client will provide a defense reasonably acceptable to Acacia at no cost to Acacia. This section does not require indemnification for Acacia's fraud or willful misconduct.

29. Suspension and Termination

Acacia may suspend or terminate services for nonpayment, inactivity, failure to provide requested information, expiration of a service period, false or misleading information, misuse of services, abusive conduct, violation of these Terms, legal or regulatory concerns, unreasonable risk, or circumstances making continued performance impracticable or unlawful. Termination does not affect fees earned, costs incurred, obligations accrued, confidentiality, payment obligations, indemnification, limitations of liability, or dispute provisions.

30. Insurance and Risk Protection

Acacia may require the Client to obtain insurance or other protection reasonably related to a service, appointment, business activity, transaction, or risk. If required protection is not provided, Acacia may pause or terminate the affected service. Any adjustment will take into account work, costs, responsibility, availability, and the service period already provided.

31. Governing Law and Venue

Except where controlling law requires otherwise, these Terms and the service relationship are governed by the laws of the State of Nevada, without regard to conflict-of-law rules. The parties consent to personal jurisdiction and venue in the appropriate state or federal court located in Carson City, Nevada. Before commencing litigation, a party should provide written notice describing the dispute and allow 30 days for an informal attempt at resolution, unless immediate relief or a filing deadline makes prior notice impracticable.

32. Changes to These Terms

Acacia may revise these Terms from time to time. Revised Terms apply prospectively to future website use, purchases, renewals, and services accepted after revision. The version presented or linked at the time of the Client's online acceptance governs that purchase.

33. Severability and Waiver

If any provision is determined to be invalid or unenforceable, it will be enforced to the maximum extent permitted or severed to the minimum extent necessary, and the remaining provisions will continue in effect. A failure or delay in enforcing a provision does not waive that provision or the right to enforce it later. A waiver concerning one event does not constitute a waiver concerning another event.

34. Assignment and Service Providers

The Client may not assign or transfer the engagement without Acacia's written consent. Acacia may use employees, contractors, agents, vendors, affiliates, professional service providers, or successors to perform services or administrative portions of the engagement, while remaining responsible for Acacia's obligations under the purchased service.

35. Entire Agreement

These Terms, together with the Client's order, invoice, payment description, service selection, and written instructions accepted by Acacia, constitute the entire agreement for services purchased online. A specific written term accepted by both parties for a particular service controls over an inconsistent general provision in these Terms. No oral statement modifies the agreement unless confirmed in writing by an authorized representative of Acacia.

36. Contact Information

Acacia Corporate Management, LLC
Doing business as Acacia Business Solutions
501 North Minnesota Street
Carson City, Nevada 89703
Telephone: 775-841-1876
Email: info@acaciamanagement.com