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You will receive your formation documents, an option for a registered agent, and access to ongoing services like annual compliance, contracts, and General Counsel Club for continued attorney support.

You are not required to have one, but having attorneys involved from the start helps you avoid mistakes that are expensive or difficult to fix later, especially around ownership structure and liability protection.

You can reach our team directly at webclerk@amerilawyer.com for support at any stage of formation or afterward.

It depends on your goals for taxes, liability protection, and raising money. An LLC works well for many small businesses, while corporations are often preferred by startups planning to raise venture capital. Our attorneys can walk you through the tradeoffs for your specific situation.

Yes. Our venture capital team works with founders on fundraising documents, cap table structuring, and investor agreements, so you can raise capital without a mismatch between your legal structure and your growth plans.

Yes. We can guide you through formation first and handle trademark protection for your name and logo once you are ready, so nothing falls through the cracks as your brand develops.

Forming your LLC creates your legal business entity. A trademark protects your brand name, logo, or slogan from being used by others. Many entrepreneurs need both, and we handle each under one roof.

Yes. Operating without one leaves your personal assets exposed. Forming an LLC or corporation, even as a solo founder, separates your personal and business liability from day one.

Yes. Depending on what you are protecting, that could mean a trademark, an NDA, or other contracts. Our attorneys can help you figure out what applies to your specific situation before you go to market.

We can help you update your entity's ownership structure and draft agreements between founders that clarify roles, equity split, and what happens if someone leaves, before disagreements become expensive.