Start your business right with our distinct LLC and corporate formation services. We’ll guide you in selecting the optimal structure to establish strong legal protections. Our expertise ensures your business is shielded from future liability and set up for long-term success.
Launching a business shouldn't be overwhelming. With countless decisions and questions facing new entrepreneurs, our FoundationFirst package eliminates the complexity and provides peace of mind. Here's what you'll receive:
Simplicity
Custom formation solutions are designed specifically for your unique business needs, making the complex process straightforward and stress-free.
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Straightforward, honest pricing with no premium packages, hidden fees, or upsells. Every client receives the same fair value—guaranteed.
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Protect your assets with Armor8®, leveraging Wyoming and Nevada’s strong protection laws. By certifying your LLC membership interests under Article 8 of the UCC and storing them in Wyoming or Nevada, Armor8® ensures those states’ superior protections govern your ownership, not weaker laws elsewhere.
By holding your LLC certificates in Wyoming or Nevada, you gain the advantage of their superior asset protection laws, shielding your ownership from the weaker remedies of other states.
Your LLC membership certificates are securely stored in Wyoming or Nevada, out of the reach of unfavorable court jurisdictions elsewhere.
Find answers to our most commonly asked questions about business formation and asset protection here. If you have additional questions, schedule your free 15-minute consultation with our experts.
You should form a business entity because they provide you with limited liability protection. This means that when a claimant sues your business, your liability is limited to what's inside the business. In this situation, it is unlikely that the claimant will be able to reach your personal assets.
There is no one-size-fits-all approach to business entity formation, because different entities work in different situations. For example, if you want to start a small business, or hold title to assets, an LLC may be best. And if you want to start a business with hopes of taking it public, the Corporation may be the right choice for you.
If you have an active trade or business, you should form your business entity in the state where you are located. If you own property in a state, you should form your business entity in that specific state. Also, if you have passive investments like stocks or crypto, you may be able to form a business entity in a state like Wyoming or Nevada.
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