Forming your business entity at The Dean Law Firm PLLC is not one size fits all and is never handled in a vacuum. If you wanted once size fits all, you could use a document drafting service or online legal document website.

Before we form your entity, we get to know you, what’s important to you, what your business is going to do in the world and how you plan to exit it. We ask you questions that will inform us of the tax structure of your entity, how you own the entity and what happens to your business entity when you pass on (or you pass the company on to a new owner).

We ask you the questions so you do not worry that you don’t know the right questions to ask. And then we discuss your options with you in a way that allows you to know you are making informed decisions about:

• Where to form your entity (Nevada, Delaware, Wyoming or your own home state are all options);
• What type of entity to form (LLC, S-Corporation, LLC taxed as an S-Corporation, Partnership, or C-Corporation are the most likely options we will consider);
• How to set up your bank accounts, what type of insurance to get, which agreements you need immediately (and which can wait), which intellectual property to protect (and whether to own it in a separate entity from your operating assets), how much and what type of insurance you need, how to work with your CPA for max tax savings and more.

Compliance & So Much More

We don’t really like the word compliance because it seems to suggest that we are going to restrict you in some way — but, it’s just the opposite…

Maintaining your business entity is about the “nutrients” of a business that is well cared for.

Through our membership programs, we take care of all the little details, so you can stay creative and expansive.

At most business planning law firms the relationship ends when you sign your incorporation documents.

Think about it this way – Warren Buffett doesn’t just turn to Charlie Munger (his personal business lawyer) for help incorporating his business entities, he turns to Charlie before entering into any business deal that will impact the bottom line.

That’s the type of relationship we have with our clients.

At The Dean Law Firm PLLC we see the signing your incorporation documents as the beginning of our relationship with your business.

Over time, your business will change and grow; your ownership structure may change; we know for sure that the law will change.

Your business documents must accommodate all of these changes in order to make sure your business is on track for growth and continued success.

We see the formation of your business entity as just the beginning of a long-term relationship in which we are able to become the trusted counselor you turn to for help with all of your business decisions.