Business Formation

Corporation Formation

To form a corporation, you must file the articles of incorporation with the respective Secretary of State. This document outlines the location of the corporation, the registered agent, the type of stock offered, and other important factors of the corporation. This is where most online services end, but Tresp, Law APC doesn’t just file with the secretary of state, we provide expert documents which serve as the foundation for your corporation.

Limited Liability Company (LLC) Formation

To form a limited liability company (LLC), you must file the articles of organization with the respective Secretary of State. This document outlines the location of the LLC, the registered agent, and other important factors of the LLC. This is where most online services end, but Tresp Law, APC doesn’t just file with the secretary of state, we provide expert documents which serve as the foundation for your LLC.

Limited Partnership Formation

Sometimes a typical corporation or LLC is not the best option for your business. A limited partnership has both limited and general partners. In most cases, the duties of the general partners are to conduct the operations of the business while the limited partners only have a financial interest. Let the experts at Tresp Law, APC determine which entity best serves your business.

Ancillary Formation Documents

The only way your adversary can have access to those assets is to prove fraudulent conveyance. In the commonly used offshore jurisdictions, the statute of limitations for fraudulent conveyance is often as short as two years from the date of the transfer of the assets into the trust. This is not a long time in the legal world. Your adversary will likely run out of time and will either have to settle with you or pursue steadily mounting legal costs with no guarantee of success.

Agent for Process (CA and WY)

Tresp Law, APC or Tresp Corporate Services can serve as your business’s registered agent in both California and Wyoming. Each business must have a registered agent in the state where the business is filed. The registered agent is the person or entity notified if there is a legal dispute with the business.