 Business
Law
Business law covers a lot of territory. If you are thinking of
going into business for yourself, you have some questions to answer:
What's the Right Entity for my Business?
What kind of business entity is right for you? Sole
proprietorship? Corporation? (C or Sub S?)Limited Liability Company?
Partnership? (GP, LLP or LP?).
What to do After you Choose the Entity?
There are situations which make one entity more desirable than the
others. Once you've decided, then what? How do you go about it? Once
you go through the process and are recognized by the government as
the entity you've chosen, do you take your business organization book
(corporate or otherwise) and put it into a drawer for safekeeping?
How do you keep it current to make sure that any liability protection
your entity has at the outset retains that protection so that if you
get sued, the plaintiff cannot reach your personal assets? Most people
fail to do so.
Once the business is going, how do you run the business? Do you
reach business agreements on a handshake or a paper napkin or on
a single sheet of paper? Most people don't think of the "what
if" situations. That's where a lot of business agreements fail.
If things go wrong, (as things sometimes do because humans are involved)
there are no words to convey what happens next.
Business Law Done Right
My job is to make sure that business
entities start off correctly and that they know how to maintain
their liability protection by keeping their entity books current.
My job is to also ask the right "what if" questions to
make sure that when things do not happen the way they were intended,
there is language in any document, contract or agreement to cover
the contingencies. I try to keep my clients out of having to court
because anything can happen there and usually the only people who
win are the attorneys. A well drafted document can make all the
difference in the world between success and failure. People don't
plan to fail, they fail to plan. I can help you plan.
If you have legal questions about your business, please
contact me and I will be happy to set up your "no
obligations" first consultation. |
If
you have questions about business law, please contact
me and I will be happy to set up your "no obligations"
first consultation.
call 770-919-2558
or complete:
W. Frank Ward, P.C.
Attorney-at-Law
324 Cherokee Street NE
Marietta, Georgia 30060
wfrankwardpc@bellsouth.net
770.919.2558
770.422.8954 (fax)
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