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Business Formation


Start your dream business. Or create one to hold and manage assets.

Utah’s Division of Corporations’ “One Stop” service allows you to register your business on your own. If the long checklists and requirements are more than you want to tackle on your own, Ken is happy to assist you.

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Starting a business is the best way to protect your personal assets from lawsuits based on your business operations. Call today to get a quote and some obligation free recommendations and advice.

How Ken can help

  • Choose between an LLC, a corporation, or a partnership
  • File the formation documents with the State of Utah
  • Put the governing documents in place
  • Hold property or other assets inside an entity

Where to start

Call and describe your situation. The first conversation is free, and Ken will tell you what you need — including if it is less than you thought.

Or send a message.

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What to expect

Two visits, and it is done

Most estate plans take one conversation and one signing appointment. Here is how that works.

First visit

We talk it through

You explain what you have and who you want to look after. Ken listens first and then tells you what he would recommend, in plain language, at the pace you need. There is no charge for this conversation.

In between

Ken prepares your documents

Ken drafts everything your plan needs. You are told what it will cost before any work begins, so the figure never moves after the fact.

Second visit

You review, sign, and take it home

You read the documents through together and Ken makes changes there and then. You sign, and you leave with your finished plan in your hands. For most clients that is the whole thing done.

Talk it through with Ken


The first conversation is free, and you will know what everything costs before any work begins.