Business Law · Formation
Start your business on the right legal footing
The structure you choose affects your liability, taxes and ability to raise money or sell. We help you choose it, set it up and document it properly.
When to call us
Changing structure later is possible but often costly. Starting right is simpler.
I am starting a business
We help you choose a structure and complete the filings.
I have partners
We set out who owns what and how decisions get made, in writing.
I operate as a sole proprietor
We discuss whether forming an entity makes sense for you.
I want to restructure
Adding owners, investors or a holding company for property or operations.
What we do
- Choosing between LLC, S corporation, C corporation and other structures
- Filing formation documents and registrations
- Operating agreements and bylaws
- Ownership and partner agreements
- Business licenses and registrations
- Restructuring existing businesses
How it works
Typical steps: about 1–2 weeks once we have your information.
- STEP 1
Discuss
We learn about the business, owners and goals.
- STEP 2
Recommend
We compare the options, with your accountant where tax matters.
- STEP 3
Form
We file and prepare the governing documents.
- STEP 4
Launch
We explain ongoing obligations to keep the entity in good standing.
How we charge
We work on a flat-fee basis and quote the fee in writing before work begins, so you know the cost up front. Government and filing fees are separate.
Common questions
General information, not legal advice for your situation.
Which is better, an LLC or a corporation?
Neither is better for everyone. It depends on ownership, taxes, investors and how you plan to run and eventually exit the business.
Do I need an operating agreement?
Yes, especially with more than one owner. It sets ownership, decisions and exit terms before disagreements arise.
Can you help with ongoing compliance?
Yes. We help with annual filings and keeping your company records current.
Related services
Starting a business?
Schedule a consultation and we will outline the steps and fees first.