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Daniel Gipp
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Suggestions on law firms to set up an LLC?

Daniel Gipp
  • San Antonio, TX
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Does anyone have suggestions on a good local (San Antonio ) law firm to set up my LLC? I've had two consultations thus far and looking for recommendations from the community. One quoted me $1000, but I just didn't get a good feeling about him during the meeting. The other was $1,500 but I have no way of really researching their work.

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Gates Mueller
  • Real Estate Agent
  • San Antonio, TX
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Gates Mueller
  • Real Estate Agent
  • San Antonio, TX
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Setting up your own LLC is a very easy process. Do some research on what structure you need to have for your specific goals and you can do the filing on the Texas Secretary of State "SOS Direct" webpage. It costs $300 for the filing fee. I think doing that research yourself and understanding the different structures, etc is very beneficial knowledge for a business owner. As @Rick Pozos mentioned, make sure you actually need an LLC first!

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