Colorado Business Formation Attorney
When entering into a new business venture, it is important that you have a plan in place to ensure success. Entrepreneurs and business owners need a lawyer who can explain business alternatives such as limited liability companies (LLC), limited liability partnerships (LLP), S-Corporations, C-Corporations and sole proprietorships. Before filing any paperwork with the state, ensure that the business entity you seek to create will protect you from personal liability and minimize taxes to the fullest extent.
Many people who seek the advice of the Moller Law Group have little idea what is required to form a corporation, LLC or LLP. They often have only a basic understanding of the material considerations involved in establishing a comprehensive business plan. If you have concerns about business formation or can relate to any of the following questions, contact my law office for an initial consultation:
- Are you looking to keep your business within your family?
- Will you want to sell your business at a future date?
- 'Are you going to give your business as a gift?
- Are you going to pass your business in an estate plan?
Many times people who are interested in forming an LLC or LLP are unsure what challenges lay ahead. Throughout the life of a business that was created poorly, numerous issues may arise that should have been addressed and adequately dealt with at the time of business formation. What rights does each partner have? What are the consequences of gifting a business to another? What happens if a business partner dies? These are just a few of the issues that I can help you resolve during the formation of a corporation, LLC, or LLP.
The legal issues you face do not end after you have filed all the business formation documents with the state. Our firm will help you draft and complete all documents related to the start-up or purchase of a new business entity.
Before entering into a new business venture, you should consider what type of business entity is needed to meet your business goals. To learn more about creating a corporation, LLC or LLP, contact the Moller Law Group for an initial consultation with an experienced lawyer. We are available to meet with you at your business or other location convenient to you.
