Business Law Services
From starting business to selling them and everything in between, Duvall Law is here to help you with your legal needs.
Business Formation
We’ll assist you in selecting the right legal structure for your business, whether it’s a sole proprietorship, partnership, LLC, or corporation. We’ll handle all the necessary paperwork to get your business up and running smoothly.
Contracts and Agreements
We will draft, review, and negotiate contracts and agreements that safeguard your interests and minimize disputes. Whether it’s client contracts, purchase agreements, partnership agreements, or employment contracts, we’ve got you covered.
Mergers and Acquisitions
If you’re looking to grow your business through mergers or acquisitions, we will guide you through the complex process.
Working with Duvall Law
Reach Out
Take a Look
Work With Agencies
Moving Forward
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Reach Out
Everything starts with reaching out to our team and discussing your needs. These will be very different for business in different phases. Are you looking help with forming a new business? Do you need to change your designation from an LLC to an S Corp? Maybe you’re looking for someone to operate as a general counsel. Regardless, we’re here to listen and point you in the right direction.
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Discovery
Based on your needs, we’ll get to work learning as much about your business as possible. If there are tax considerations, we’ll need to get our hands on past fillings and business documents. If we’re taking an in-house role, we’ll need your PL statements and any other financial or legal documents you have. Once this is sorted, we can get to work cleaning things up.
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Work with Agencies
While working with the IRS can seem intimidating, it’s something we do every day. Our job is to present your case to tax agencies and advocate for the best possible outcomes for your business. Sometimes that entails negotiated settlements, reduced exposure or not having to pay anything at all.
The important part is, at this stage, you can stand back and let us do the hard part.
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Moving Forward
Now that we have your house in order, we will build out a set of best practices to keep things in order. Ideally, the cleanup is the hard part. Moving forward means you get to focus on what you do best – running your business, while we focus on the parts like dealing with IRS, Secretary of State’s office and any other agency that might cross our shared path.



