Business Formation

Helping You Choose the Best Structure for Growth
Starting a business is an exciting milestone—but it also comes with a long list of legal and administrative decisions that can feel overwhelming. One of the most critical early steps is choosing the right business entity. The structure you choose—whether it’s a sole proprietorship, partnership, limited liability company (LLC), or corporation—will have lasting effects on your taxes, liability, ownership flexibility, and ability to raise capital.
With careful planning and legal guidance, you can select the entity that best aligns with both your immediate goals and long-term vision. From there, every successful business launch depends on properly prepared documentation and timely filings with the appropriate state and federal agencies. That’s where many entrepreneurs struggle or unintentionally overlook important details.
This process includes more than just filing paperwork. It requires personalized attention to ensure that your operating agreements, bylaws, partnership agreements, or formation documents accurately reflect your business’s structure and protect your interests from the beginning. It’s about building a solid legal foundation that supports your growth, prevents future disputes, and keeps you in compliance with state requirements.
From choosing your entity type to preparing and filing formation documents, obtaining necessary licenses and permits, and offering ongoing legal guidance, we’re here to make sure your business starts off right—strong, structured, and ready to grow.
Start strong with the right legal foundation.

How We Build Your Foundation
Building a business starts with a strong legal foundation. We help you make smart decisions at the very beginning to avoid costly mistakes and ensure compliance at every level.
Here’s how we protect your business from day one:
Entity Selection
We’ll explain the pros and cons of LLCs, corporations, and partnerships so you can choose the structure that best fits your short- and long-term goals.
Tax Planning Considerations
We work with your CPA to ensure your business structure supports smart tax strategies.
Document Drafting
We prepare custom Articles of Organization, Operating Agreements, Bylaws, and other startup documents that reflect your needs—not generic templates.
State Filings
We handle the entire filing process to make sure your business is officially recognized and compliant with state requirements.
EIN and Registration Support
We can help secure your EIN, register with the Texas Comptroller, and guide you through local licensing or permit needs.
Why Trust Us
We’ve helped over 200 Texas-based businesses launch the right way—avoiding the pitfalls of DIY formation and cookie-cutter online services. Our advice is personal, strategic, and based on real experience as both legal professionals and entrepreneurs.
No jargon. Just clear answers.
We treat your business like it’s our own.
You’ll always know what you’re signing and why it matters.

Answers You Can Trust
What’s the difference between an LLC and a corporation?
LLCs offer flexibility and personal asset protection, while corporations may benefit larger companies needing investor options and formal structure.
How long does business formation take?
Typically 1–2 weeks, depending on the entity type and state processing times.
Can I form a business on my own?
Yes, but having an attorney ensures you get it right—and avoid costly mistakes down the line.
