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Lisa K. Bruno
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R/E Attorney Recommendations?

Lisa K. Bruno
  • Plano, TX
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Does anyone have a recommendation for R/E attorney near Plano/North Dallas area? We need assistance setting-up LLC and need an investor-friendly attorney to add to our team.

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Ronald Rohde
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Originally posted by @Rob Lee:

We used Legal Zoom to set up our LLC.

 I have no issues with Legal zoom, but people should be aware of the limitations

You don't get an operating agreement with changes, you don't get to ask any questions, if you operate the LLC improperly, you defeat the entire purpose of the LLC to begin with. A flat fee lawyer is more expensive, but provides a different service.

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