myIndianaLLC.com caters to the needs of these people. By using carefully designed, interactive questionnaires that help me quickly assemble documents, I am able to form and organize an Indiana Limited Liability Company at a fraction of the cost that some other attorneys charge. In fact, the prices on myIndianaLLC.com are right on par with non-attorney legal form sites such as LegalZoom.com. Keep in mind that LegalZoom.com is not an attorney and may not give you legal advice – I can.   Not to mention that myIndianaLLC.com will form your Indiana LLC and return all of your documents to you in either 1 or 3 business days, depending on which package you purchase.  You get an Indiana LLC, prepared online by an Indiana LLC Attorney.

So what do you get?

A single member LLC starts at $400.  A multiple member LLC starts at $600.  You get:

• Articles of Organization that have been filed with the Indiana Secretary of State (the filing fee of $87 is included in your price!).
• A Certificate of Organization from the Indiana Secretary of State.
• A Single Member Operating Agreement.
• Organizing Resolutions of the Members or Managers.
• A Membership Interest Certificate, evidencing your ownership interest in your new Indiana LLC.
• A memo with instructions on what to do with your documents, how to apply for an EIN, various state reporting requirements, and advice regarding how to maintain the limited liability protections provided by your LLC.

How Does it work?

Follow a simple process to get started:

1. Choose the Indiana LLC package you would like to purchase.
2. Register for an account (subject to terms of use).
3. Purchase your Indiana LLC package.
4. Fill out our easy online questionnaire

Once you complete the questionnaire, the documents associated with your Indiana LLC will be generated and sent to experienced LLC attorney Brian V. Powers for review.  We will review them, follow up with any questions, file the appropriate documents with the Indiana Secretary of State, and when everything has been completed, we upload your completed documents to the site where they will be available for your download.

Why are online legal services fast and affordable?

Its the technology of course!  By using the latest in online document automation technology, your LLC documents are prepared quickly without the need to have a paralegal or legal secretary to key in your information.  Our technology is smart too – it knows how to assemble your document based on the answer you provide.  Answers are collected online.  Payments are collected online.  Documents and advice are delivered online (and by phone from time to time).  Most lawyers waste a lot of time and money on expensive offices, unnecessary staff & overhead, and client meetings.  Not here.  We focus on you and your legal needs and organizing your Indiana LLC – which saves you time and money!

Compare Us to Others – A Licensed Attorney vs Legal Forms Providers

I challenge you to find a better value anywhere. In fact, here is a link to the “leading” online document-preparation service: LegalZoom(tm).  I put that link there hoping you will click on it, and knowing that you’ll be back.  I spend a lot of time fixing the mistakes they, and other non-attorney document preparation services, make.  The advantage of using us – you’ll have the advantage of a real lawyer personally preparing your LLC documents and forming your Indiana limited liability company, instead of some non-attorney clerk on the other side of the country.

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1. IndianaOnlineLegal.com – Online, Attorney Prepared Legal Documents.
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3. Starting a Business – Forming an LLC (Limited Liability Company)

• What form of business entity should you choose?  There are multiple entries on this blog dealing with the various types of business entity a start-up can choose from.
• If there will be multiple owners (i.e. shareholders, partners or members), how will control of the business be structured?
• How much and how often will the business owners be paid?
• How will business records be maintained?
• Will the business hire employees, independent contractors, or a mix of the two?
• What type of  / how much liability insurance will the business need?
• Will the business enter into a lease for space?  Or will it buy and develop its own real estate?
• If the business will have employees, will it provide benefits? How will the business handle payroll?
• What types of banking relationships will be necessary?
• Will the business need to raise capital?  If so, will it be through debt or private equity?
• Will any sort of license or permit be required to conduct business?

These are just a few things that should be considered?  Need help sorting through your start-up business questions?  Contact start-up business attorney Brian V Powers.

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