Answers to some of the most commonly asked business questions include:
- Q: Do I need to incorporate?
- Q: Does your firm handle corporate transaction and litigation matters?
- Q: How much will this cost?
- Q: Do I need separate tax advice?
- Q: How long does it take?
- Q: How do I get started?
Q: Do I need to incorporate?
A: It depends. Many small businesses function perfectly well for decades without ever incorporating. However, for many others, it is essential that the business incorporate from the beginning. In each case, it is important to take an objective look at the business enterprise before incorporating to address the issue: What do you seek to accomplish or avoid by incorporating the business? What is the "risk of error" by not incorporating? These are questions that Albin | Harrison | Roach helps our clients work through during the initial consultation.
Q: Does your firm handle corporate transaction and litigation matters?
A: Yes. Albin | Harrison | Roach has assisted corporate clients and individual owners consummate acquisitions, sales, mergers and reorganizations. Our goal in each case is to help our clients structure and memorialize the transaction in such a way as to minimize the possibility of post-transaction litigation.
Q: How much will it cost?
A: Transactional and litigation retainers are typically discussed with the client during the initial consultation and will be individually tailored to meet the needs of the client and the anticipated scope of our representation.
Q: Do I need separate tax advice?
A: Albin | Harrison | Roach always recommends that a client obtain competent tax advice before making any significant financial decisions. Our firm works closely with our clients' tax consultants to ensure that the legal advice our firm provides harmonizes with the tax advice received from our clients' tax specialists.
Q: How long does it take?
A: Once the client has engaged the firm, our goal is to provide the client with written confirmation of the incorporation and the initial corporate documents within five business days. The time involved with other types of transaction work or litigation will depend upon the complexity of the issues involved, although the firm works aggressively to minimize any potential delays.
Q: How do I get started?
A: Simply call our office at 214.705.2840 or
Contact Us by e-mail to arrange a consultation at your convenience.
