Yan Kenyon provides counsel and services for forming a legal business entity. This is a common device used in the real estate, commercial transactions and construction development practices in which Yan Kenyon engages. Yan Kenyon provides advice and determines which entity is best for you and also serves as your commercial registered agent.
Often over-looked, especially in small businesses are the formalities and protocols mandated by the entity and/or State statutes. Yan Kenyon drafts and maintains all records and agendas for you to keep the entity current and operating properly, including registration for your State business license, guidance and handling of annual meetings, proxies and voting processes.
Ask the Business Entity Formation and Maintenance Attorney
Q: Should I form a legal entity for my business? If so, what is the best type of legal entity to form?
A: If you wish to protect your personal assets from business liability, you should form a legal entity for your business. There are many types of legal entities from which to choose. The main options for organization of small and medium-sized businesses are sole proprietorship, general partnership, limited partnership, limited liability company (“LLC”), S corporation and C corporation. To determine which is right for you, you should consider the size of your business, type of operation, assets, and location. Because each business is unique, you should consult with an accountant and an attorney before making a decision.
