Colorado corporations and LLCs are legal entities, separate from the people who create and own them. One main advantage: as a distinct entity (unlike a general partnership or sole proprietorship), owners and managers have limited personal liability for the...
By creating a single-member LLC, the member creates a legally-recognized entity that is separate and distinct from the member herself. Any legal issues or liabilities that arise are on the LLC itself and not the liabilities of the individual member....
If you’re a part of my “All Up In Yo’ Business” community, hearing me discuss LLCs is nothing new. Such as, How to Pay Yourself From Your Business, How Do I Contribute Money to My LLC? and a lot more! However, we haven’t covered yet is...
When it comes to starting a business, a common question that I hear is, “does my LLC need an Operating Agreement?” As with most things when it comes to the law, the answer to the question is: it depends! The operative word here is “need.” Many...
How to Write an LLC Operating Agreement I am not shy when it comes to emphasizing the importance of an Operating Agreement in an LLC. The Operating Agreement describes the business operations of the LLC and sets forth the agreement of the LLC’s owners (the...
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