Honestly? Yes, they can try. If you treat your business bank account like your personal piggy bank or fail to keep proper corporate minutes, a lawyer can argue that your LLC is just a "shell." This is called "piercing the corporate veil," and it’s why professional setup and maintenance are so vital.

First, don't just stop paying them without talking to a lawyer—that could put you in breach. We usually start with a professional "Demand Letter." It's a formal way of saying, "We've noticed the issue, here’s the contract you signed, and we expect it to be fixed by Friday." Often, that’s all it takes.

It varies depending on the complexity, but think about it this way: a review usually costs a fraction of what a single month of litigation would cost. We’re always transparent about fees before we start.

Especially if they're your best friend. Business has a way of straining even the best relationships. A good agreement isn't about lack of trust; it's a "prenup for business" that decides how to handle disagreements while everyone is still on good terms.

It’s a fancy way of saying you have a lawyer on speed dial without the $200,000-a-year salary of a full-time employee. You pay a predictable monthly fee for ongoing advice and document review.

Don't panic, but don't ignore it either. We specialize in business compliance violation notice help. Most of the time, these things can be resolved with a clear response and a few administrative fixes.