You don't need one to file the initial paper, but you definitely need one to draft the Operating Agreement. That’s the document that actually protects you if you get sued or if you and your partner have a falling out. Without it, you’re just a target.

First, we look at the contract. If we drafted it, there should be a clear path for collection. We can send formal demands and, if necessary, take legal action to recover what you’re owed. Don't just let people walk away with your hard-earned money.

Every town has its own pulse. Sayreville has a mix of heavy industrial history and new residential growth. That means zoning, environmental regulations, and local vendor relationships are unique. We help you navigate that specific local context.

I usually recommend a quick review once a year. Laws change, and your business grows. What worked for you when you were a one-man shop might not protect you now that you have five employees and a commercial lease.

Absolutely. Landlords often use "take it or leave it" language. But in business, everything is negotiable. We make sure you aren't stuck with unfair maintenance fees or clauses that prevent you from selling your business later.

I hate "surprise" bills as much as you do. We talk about costs upfront. Some projects are flat-fee, while others are hourly. The goal is always to provide more value in protection than you spend in fees.

It’s almost never too late to start fixing things. Whether it's a partnership dispute or a contract gone wrong, we can step in to mitigate the damage and put a plan in place for the future.