Built right
from day one.
Form your business entity with the right legal structure, governance documents, and compliance framework — so you can grow, raise capital, and protect your personal assets from the start.
Start Your FormationWhy Business Formation Matters
Forming a business entity — an LLC, corporation, or other structure — is the legal act that separates your personal assets from your business liabilities. Without proper formation, you are operating as a sole proprietor, which means your personal bank accounts, home, car, and savings are all exposed to business debts, lawsuits, and claims.
But formation is more than filing paperwork with the state. The entity type you choose affects how you are taxed, how you raise capital, how ownership is structured, how decisions are made, and what happens if a partner leaves or the business is sold. An operating agreement or corporate bylaws are not optional documents — they are the governance framework that prevents disputes before they arise. Once formed, businesses in regulated industries should complete a compliance audit to ensure operations meet all applicable requirements.
The most common mistake business owners make is forming an entity without understanding what it means — choosing an LLC because someone recommended it, downloading a template operating agreement, and assuming they are protected. Formation done right means the entity type matches the business plan, the governance documents reflect the actual relationships between owners, and the compliance obligations are understood from day one.
What We Form
Limited Liability Companies (LLCs)
Corporations (S-Corp & C-Corp)
Professional Corporations (PCs)
Low-Profit LLCs (L3Cs)
Series LLCs
Single-Member LLCs
Multi-Member LLCs
Nonprofit Organizations
Operating Agreements
Corporate Bylaws
Registered Agent Services
Annual Compliance Setup
What You Receive
Entity Formation + Governance Documents
A complete formation package: entity selection guidance based on your business plan, state formation filings, a custom operating agreement or corporate bylaws tailored to your ownership structure, registered agent designation, EIN application, and an initial compliance checklist for your state.
Operating Agreement
A custom operating agreement (for LLCs) that covers ownership percentages, capital contributions, profit distributions, management structure, voting rights, transfer restrictions, and dissolution procedures — written for your specific situation, not downloaded from a template.
Corporate Bylaws
For corporations: bylaws governing board structure, officer roles, shareholder rights, meeting requirements, indemnification provisions, and amendment procedures.
How It Works
Tell us about your business
Describe what the business does, who the owners are, how ownership is divided, and how you plan to grow. If you have partners, tell us how decisions will be made and what happens if someone wants to leave.
We recommend a structure
Based on your business plan, ownership, tax considerations, and liability exposure, we recommend an entity type and governance structure. You receive a defined scope, deliverable, and fee.
Formation + drafting
We file the formation documents with your state, draft your operating agreement or bylaws, obtain your EIN, and set up your registered agent. Everything is tailored to your situation.
Entity ready
You receive your formation confirmation, governance documents, EIN, and a compliance checklist. A close-out letter confirms the engagement is complete. Your business is legally structured and ready to operate.
Built right from day one.
Start Your FormationExperience
Brenden M. Moore built and managed an international ecommerce business — ToysandMusic.com — serving over 7,000 customers across 50 states and 22 countries, with 2.4 million unique visitors. He ran the business full-time from age fourteen to twenty-four, handling everything from incorporation to inventory to international shipping.
He understands business formation not as a legal abstraction but as the structural decision that determines how a business grows, how it raises capital, how ownership disputes are resolved, and whether the owner's personal assets are actually protected. That perspective — business owner first, attorney second — shapes every formation engagement.
I formed my first business before I could drive. The legal structure I chose then — and the mistakes I made — are why I approach formation the way I do now.
EDUCATION
Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, J.D.
LICENSED IN
Florida · Illinois · New Jersey
Common Questions
The foundation everything else stands on.
One engagement. Structure right from the start. No obligation.
Start Your FormationMost inquiries receive a response within one business day.