Frank Dempsey -- Incorporating in Kentucky

INCORPORATING IN KENTUCKY

Why Incorporate?

One of the first things I advise my clients to do when they're starting a new business is to form a corporation -- usually an LLC. This simple, relatively inexpensive step is a powerful tool that allows business owners to protect their personal assets from their business's liabilities and creditors.

If you own a business as a sole proprietorship, all your personal assets are in danger. If your business owes money, is sued or otherwise incurs liabilities, you are personally responsible. That means your home, personal belongings and savings could all be vulnerable.

On the other hand, when you incorporate, you protect your personal assets. Only the money and property which you've put into the corporation are vulnerable for the business's debts and liabilities. Your personal property is safe. It's an easy step to take that provides you a huge amount of protection.

Also, incorporation makes it far easier to sell your business, add partners or new investors and to keep track of multiple business ventures.

Why Frank Dempsey?

Personal and Professional service.

If you found this page through a search engine, you probably noticed that there are dozens (if not hundreds) of services that will incorporate you over the internet. Why not use one of them? Why not trust the future of your business to an anonymous website?

Wouldn't you feel better knowing that this important transaction was being handled by an experienced Kentucky Attorney? Someone with a name and a face? Someone with over 15 years of legal experience here in Kentucky? Someone you can turn to if you have problems or questions with your business? Wouldn't you rather be a client instead of just a credit card number?

Get More For Your Money.

Incorporate through one of the internet corporation mills and you'll get the bare bones: Your name plugged into a standard set of forms and filed with the state.

Hire me to incorporate your business and you'll get:

        * An experienced Kentucky Attorney
        * A personal review of your individual situation to determine what              form of corporation best fits your business (C-Corp, S-Corp, LLC)
        * All of the forms you'll need, not just the Articles of Incorporation
       Including:
                        -- Articles of Incorporation
                        -- Bylaws
                        -- Organizational Meeting Minutes
        * Someone to call if you have questions or need advice
        * Professional knowledge and service at a competitive price

Ready to get started?

Just click here and fill out a simple form to send me the facts I'll need to start working on your new corporation. Need more information? Here are some FAQ's on incorporation. Or just send me an e-mail if you have other questions.