Business Solutions
What is the one thing most small to medium sized businesses have in common? They all demand the owner's time. In fact, the more successful the business becomes, the more time it demands. Small businesses allow their owners the freedom and ability to pursue their passion, be their own boss, and achieve a piece of the American dream. But they can also be a source of stress, worry, and liability. The good news is there are ways to limit the negatives and give you time to focus on the positives. With assistance, proper planning, and implementation you can spend more time pursuing your passion and less time worring about the "business" side of your business.
Let me help you manage your business while you pursue your passion.
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Whether you are just starting a brand new business or you need help with an existing business, I have the tools to help you succeed!
Business Services
Business Packages
Basic Business Creation
This plan is suited for small businesses who are already established, but are operating as partnerships or sole proprietors and are concerned about personal liability. It is also suited for real estate investors with rental properties who wish to limit personal liability
Advanced Business Creation and Planning
This plan encompasses the basic creation, but adds consulting; drafting of contracts and other documents; and support.
Business Review
With business review, I can analyze your existing business to make sure that the structure is appropriate, that your working documents are achieving what you intend, and that the "business" side of your business is running efficiently
Individual Services
Document Review and Creation
Every contract that your business enters into should be specifically tailored to that particular client and agreement. I can review or draft individual contracts or documents to ensure that they are suited to your needs.
Business Plan Consulting
Usually, when a business requests traditional funding from a bank or financial institute, a formal business plan is required. I work with you to create a plan that can be presented to lenders and help you get financing for your business.
Business Litigation
Occasionally, business does not go according to plan. Deals fall through, contracts are broken, or someone is injured. At times like these your business may be subjected to law suits. If this happens, I can help represent you and guide you through the litigation process.
Registered Agent
Businesses organized or incorporated in Georgia must have a registered agent on file with the State in order to accept service of legal documents on behalf of the company. I offer this service for an annual subscription.
Fractional General Counsel
For those small to medium business that do not need full time general counsel, my firm offers solutions for your legal issues.
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COVID - 19 Resources for business law
SBA Disaster Loans
COVID – 19 has changed the way we do business, and corporate law and business law is changing. Social Distancing, shelter in place, and quarantines have shifted brick and mortar businesses to virtual storefronts overnight. The pandemic has also hurt a lot of businesses that haven’t been able to make the shift. The good news is that the Small Business Administration (SBA) has relief available.
The SBA has several low interest loans available for Atlanta businesses, and in some cases individuals, who have suffered an economic injury caused by a state of emergency. These loans existed before the current pandemic disaster. The Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) is intended to provide Small Businesses, Small Agricultural Cooperatives, and most private nonprofit organizations with necessary working capital, after a disaster, to survive until normal operations resume.
The maximum amount available is $2 million, which can be used to help meet financial obligations and operating expenses that could have been met had the disaster not occurred. It is based on the actual economic injury and the company’s financial needs.
The EIDL’s interest rate will not exceed 4% per year, and the term will not exceed 30 years, and the repayment term will be determined by the business’s ability to pay.
EIDL is only available to small businesses that the SBA determines they are unable to obtain credit elsewhere.
