Building your business starts with a solid legal foundation. At Dorman Bell, we specialize in guiding entrepreneurs and business owners through the business entity formation process. Choosing the right structure is one of the most important decisions you’ll make, and we are here to help you navigate the options with confidence.
Whether you’re considering a sole proprietorship, partnership, Limited Liability Company (LLC), corporation, or nonprofit organization, our experienced attorneys ensure that your chosen structure aligns with your vision, goals, and industry standards. We assist with every step, including:
At Dorman Bell, we don’t just help you start your business; we empower you to succeed. Let us simplify the complexities and provide you with a strong foundation for growth.
When two or more individuals agree to share unlimited responsibilities of a business such as assets, profits, liabilities, and finances.
A company or group of individuals who are authorized to act as an entity. It is a separate legal entity from it's owners.
A type of entity that has the powers of both a corporation and a partnership. It is owned by a "member" defined as an individual, partnership, corporation, etc.
A partnership formed by two or more individuals who also have one or more limited partners. This partnership operates in accordance with a partnership agreement, written or oral.
When a general or limited partnership want to limit the liability of it's general partners.