We help sole proprietors assess whether it’s the right time to transition from informal operation to a formal business structure based on liability protection, tax implications, and growth plans.

When ready, we handle the full process of forming an LLC or corporation, including entity filings, governance documents, and coordinating EIN registrations.

For sole proprietors not yet ready to incorporate, we prepare internal policies and agreements that help establish clear procedures and limit personal liability where possible.

We remain available to revisit formation decisions as your business grows or circumstances change, helping you adapt your structure when appropriate.

We form LLCs or other entities specifically tailored to real estate investors, taking into account asset protection, management structure, and ownership goals.

We assist investors who wish to segregate property ownership across multiple entities or structure holdings to limit liability exposure.

We draft operating agreements that address capital contributions, profit distribution, decision-making authority, and exit rights among multiple real estate investors.

We take care of state registrations, fictitious name filings, and compliance matters specific to real estate investment businesses in Florida.

We explain the pros and cons of LLCs, corporations, and partnerships based on your specific business goals, liability concerns, and management preferences.

We complete and file formation documents with the state, obtain EINs, and handle name registrations to fully organize your business entity.

We prepare operating agreements or bylaws that support clear internal structure, financial arrangements, and day-to-day operational authority.

We help establish state reporting schedules, annual obligations, and internal documentation practices that keep your business in good standing.

We structure entities for licensed professionals (e.g., attorneys, healthcare providers, accountants) in compliance with applicable licensing board rules and ownership restrictions.

We draft operating agreements and internal policies that coordinate professional licensing requirements with the business structure and daily operations.

We prepare and submit fictitious name filings, professional designations, and any required public registrations for your professional entity.

We assist licensed professionals with setting up internal compliance policies that address both business operations and industry-specific regulatory requirements.

We form entities that document ownership percentages, management rights, and decision-making authority among multiple business partners.

We create buy-sell provisions that address transfers of ownership in situations such as death, disability, retirement, or voluntary exit.

We establish clear terms for financial contributions, profit sharing, and ongoing capital obligations among co-owners.

We draft operating agreements that outline voting thresholds, deadlock provisions, and conflict resolution processes to help reduce future disagreements.

We form business entities that meet Florida broker licensing requirements, addressing ownership structure, supervision responsibilities, and brokerage licensing restrictions.

We draft operating agreements that define broker management authority, team supervision roles, profit sharing, and decision-making processes for brokerage operations.

We assist with the coordination of brokerage license filings, state-level entity registrations, and initial compliance documentation required to operate under the broker's licensed entity.

We help brokers develop internal compliance procedures that align with Florida Real Estate Commission (FREC) requirements, including supervision, escrow handling, recordkeeping, and reporting obligations.

We assist agents in forming personal real estate entities to receive commission income while meeting applicable broker and licensing authority requirements.

We prepare necessary filings with state licensing authorities when forming brokerage-related business entities.

We create operating agreements that define income allocations, team arrangements, and management roles for real estate agents working alone or in partnerships.

We structure business operations to meet supervisory requirements while maintaining personal liability protection and income planning flexibility.

We assist service businesses in forming appropriate entities that separate personal assets from business obligations as client work grows.

We prepare governance policies that align with client contracts and help guide day-to-day service delivery.

We draft customized operating agreements that establish management authority, financial structure, decision-making processes, and ownership rights.

We set up straightforward compliance and reporting systems to keep service providers current with state filing and reporting obligations.

We advise hobbyists on when ongoing activity may create legal or tax exposure that calls for formalizing the venture as a business.

For hobbyists needing a basic legal structure, we create LLCs or similar entities that provide limited liability protection with minimal administrative burden.

We draft simplified operating agreements that meet legal requirements while staying flexible for very small-scale businesses.

We remain available to update or restructure entity documents if the hobby grows into a more substantial business operation.