For Arizona Entrepreneurs

Build the Business.
Protect the Foundation.

Starting a business involves more than filing a form with the state. Your LLC, bank accounts, contracts, insurance, and day-to-day business practices all work together to protect what you're building.

Our Small Business Legal Starter Package gives Arizona entrepreneurs a straightforward legal foundation with transparent flat-fee pricing.

Small Business Legal Starter Package

$895

Plus applicable Arizona filing fees

  • Arizona LLC formation
  • EIN registration
  • Basic single-member operating agreement
  • One year of statutory agent service
  • Review of one existing contract or waiver
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More Than LLC Paperwork

Your business deserves more than a DIY filing.

You may already have clients, a website, social media, equipment, appointments, and revenue. But if the business is still operating primarily through you personally, there may be unnecessary gaps in your legal protection.

We help you put the basic legal structure around the business you have already worked hard to build.

What's Included

One package. Five foundational pieces.

1

Arizona LLC Formation

We prepare and file the documents necessary to establish your Arizona limited liability company.

An LLC can create important separation between you personally and your business. That can be especially important for service providers, home-based businesses, and businesses that interact directly with customers.

2

EIN Registration

After formation, we obtain an Employer Identification Number for your business from the IRS.

Your EIN allows you to establish financial accounts and conduct business under the company rather than relying on your personal Social Security number for many business activities.

3

Operating Agreement

Even a one-owner company should have documentation showing how the LLC is owned and operated.

Your package includes a basic single-member operating agreement designed for a straightforward Arizona LLC.

4

One Year of Statutory Agent Service

Arizona LLCs must maintain a statutory agent to receive certain official and legal documents on behalf of the company.

Your first year of statutory agent service through our office is included in the package.

5

One Contract or Waiver Review

Contracts are one of the most important tools a small business can use to manage expectations and reduce risk.

We will review one existing straightforward business agreement, such as a client waiver, service agreement, independent contractor agreement, basic vendor agreement, or client terms and conditions.

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Attorney Guidance

You are not simply paying someone to submit a form online.

We help you understand what you are creating, why separation matters, and the practical next steps for maintaining your business as a separate entity.

Why It Matters

Create separation between you and the business.

Forming an LLC is only the first step. Business owners should also take practical steps to operate the company separately from their personal affairs.

That generally means using dedicated business accounts, keeping appropriate records, entering agreements in the company's name, and avoiding unnecessary mixing of personal and business finances.

An LLC does not eliminate every possible source of personal liability, but a properly structured and maintained business entity can be an important part of your overall risk-management strategy.

Think in Layers

Entity

Your company exists separately from you.

Financial Separation

Business income and expenses flow through dedicated business accounts.

Written Agreements

Clients understand the services being provided, responsibilities, expectations, and important limitations.

Insurance

Business insurance provides another layer of protection when the unexpected happens.

Who It's For

Built for owner-operated businesses.

This package is designed for straightforward, single-owner Arizona businesses that want to establish a professional legal foundation.

Beauty Professionals Wellness Providers Photographers Consultants Coaches Pet-Care Businesses Creative Professionals Freelancers Online Businesses Home-Based Businesses
Already Have an LLC?

You may still have gaps.

Plenty of entrepreneurs create an LLC online and stop there.

They may never prepare an operating agreement, separate their finances, review the agreements they use with customers, or think about how the business actually operates from a legal perspective.

If you already have an LLC, contact us about reviewing what you have and identifying the next steps that make sense for your business.

Protect the Brand Too

Your business structure and your trademark do different jobs.

Forming an LLC does not automatically give you exclusive trademark rights in your business name or brand.

If your business name, logo, product name, or service brand matters to the future of your business, trademark clearance and federal registration may be the next step.

Explore Trademark Services
Clear Scope. No Surprise Billing.

What's not included?

The flat-fee package is intended for straightforward, single-owner Arizona businesses. More complex matters can be quoted separately before additional work begins.

  • Multi-member LLC formation
  • Partnership or shareholder agreements
  • Complex or custom operating agreements
  • Tax planning or accounting advice
  • S-corporation tax elections
  • Business licensing or regulatory applications
  • Commercial lease review
  • Employment-law advice
  • Purchase or sale of a business
  • Complex contract negotiation
  • Substantial custom contract drafting
  • Trademark clearance or registration

Contract review is limited to one reasonably straightforward, client-provided existing agreement. Additional drafting, negotiation, or revisions outside the agreed scope may require a separate fee.

Small Business Legal Starter Package

Build your business on a stronger foundation.

Get your Arizona LLC established, your EIN in place, your basic company documents organized, and one important business agreement reviewed by an attorney.

$895 + applicable Arizona filing fees

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Submission of an inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation begins only after conflicts review, acceptance of the matter, execution of an engagement agreement, and payment as required.