Business Setup
Setting up a business begins with choosing the right legal structure to protect your assets and ensure long-term success. Our knowledgeable attorneys help you navigate the complexities of business setup from start to finish.
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Choose Your Business Entity
How to Set Up Your Business
Corporation? LLC? Partnership? Sole proprietor? Which one is the right choice?
As a business owner, one of your first responsibilities is ensuring your business is set up correctly. Many entrepreneurs try to do this independently, but later find out they would have been better off choosing a different business entity or setting it up differently.
Consulting with an attorney and a CPA before forming your business entity can save you both time and money, preventing costly mistakes down the road. We can help create essential business documents which are crucial for protecting your business and its owners from future legal challenges.
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Set Up Your Business The Right Way
Legal Advice From Real Attorneys
Don’t risk setting up your business the wrong way. Professional legal advice from our attorneys and proper written documentation can help prevent future issues.
Corporations require by-laws, articles, meetings, and annual filings. We can advise you on the correct documentation.
LLCs separate business and personal assets, but they require an operating agreement and articles of organization.
A partnership must establish an agreement outlining how the owners will control the company.
How your business is set up can change how succession planning works. Our attorneys can assist you with selling your company.
Solid Legal Advice for Your Business
Submit your business setup documentation correctly.
Each type of business structure has specific details that must be properly addressed when setting up your company. Our attorneys provide legal advice when filing your business setup documentation in the state of Missouri.
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Multiple Business Owners
One of the most common mistakes we see is when businesses with multiple owners fail to plan ahead for resolving disputes or handling an owner’s departure. Written agreements are crucial to avoid misunderstandings, particularly when it comes to buy-sell agreements where future outcomes and control of the company are at stake.
Having agreements in writing, especially when a business has multiple owners, is the best way to prevent or reduce conflicts and ensure everyone is on the same page. Our attorneys provide proper legal advice to give your business a strong legal standing in case any issues arise later.
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We help with your business law needs. Our team consists of attorneys who will advise you about various types of legal paperwork for your company.
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