Business Formation in Southern California
At the law firm of Fierstadt & Mans, we know that while starting a business is an exciting venture, it can also involve a lot of stress and difficult decisions. It is important to see the big picture when starting a business. This means envisioning the future and any potential problems down the road, while also focusing on the multitude of details your business will face.
Our firm can help you deal with the issues your new business will face, large or small. We have experience helping a diverse range of businesses handle current problems and avoid ones in the future. We work with sole proprietorships, partnerships, corporations, LLCs and small-business S corporations in California.
Contact us today to discuss your business formation and get the answers and guidance you need to be successful. We offer a free 30-minute initial consultation. Call us at 626-381-9431 or toll free at 877-297-7085.
Starting a Business Right Will Protect Your Business in the Future
Our firm was founded in 1991 and our attorneys have helped hundreds of businesses in Pasadena and Southern California form legally and responsibly. Some people who are starting a new business try to handle every part of the formation themselves. This is risky and can lead to future problems and disputes that could have been avoided through proper planning.
At Fierstadt & Mans, our experience and knowledge of business law in California help us ensure that our clients start their business the right way. We can help:
- Decide which form is best for your business, whether it is a sole proprietorship, LLC or a corporation
- Understand your business from a legal and liability standpoint
- Protect your house and personal assets from liability exposure
- Figure out solutions and strategies to properly maintain your business
- Draft operation agreements and partnership agreements among parties
When you are starting a business, you should not have to be bogged down with tedious paperwork or worried about complicated decisions without helpful guidance. You need an experienced lawyer who understands business formation.
