Fees depend on scope and complexity. Some matters are handled on a flat-fee basis, while others require hourly billing due to negotiation or dispute dynamics. During your Strategic Business Law Consultation, we outline anticipated structure and next steps clearly.
Yes. We assist clients with structuring, negotiating, and documenting business transactions, including asset sales, equity transfers, and related agreements. Clear structure and risk evaluation are critical in these transactions.
Business Succession Planning addresses what happens to your company upon death, disability, retirement, or sale.
For business owners, Business Law and Estate Planning must be coordinated. Without integration:
- Ownership interests may pass unintentionally
- Buy-sell agreements may conflict with personal documents
- Heirs may inherit illiquid or unmanaged business interests
Early involvement prevents costly mistakes. Business owners typically seek guidance when:
- Forming an LLC or corporation
- Drafting or reviewing significant contracts
- Adding partners or investors
- Resolving disputes
- Planning a sale or succession
Fees depend on complexity and scope. During your initial session, we outline options clearly so you understand the structure before moving forward.
The best time is before a problem becomes expensive—such as when forming an entity, adding partners, signing significant contracts, or planning a sale or succession.
Business Succession Planning determines what happens to your company upon death, disability, retirement, or sale. For business owners, it must be coordinated with Estate Planning to avoid conflict and unintended transfers.
Attorney W. Scott Lawler is licensed in California (since 1988) and Arizona (since 2011) and assists clients in both states with Business Law and Estate Planning matters.
Contact Us Today To Schedule
A Consultation: (480) 339-0181
Home » business