As a business owner, you understand the importance of protecting your company’s future, and succession planning helps maintain steady operations when leadership changes. Still, many plans fall short because owners never create one, fail to review or update it, or move ahead without proper legal guidance. These gaps can put the business at risk during a transition. With the right legal support, you can build a succession plan that reflects your goals and strengthens your company’s long-term stability.
When setting up a Limited Liability Company (LLC), one essential but often overlooked role is that of the Registered Agent. This role is crucial for ensuring that your LLC complies with state regulations and receives important legal and administrative documents in a timely manner. If you’re in the process of forming your LLC, you may be wondering:
What exactly is a Registered Agent, and how can you choose or designate one?
