Your business is not just an enterprise; it's a dream, a legacy in the making. At MeyerPink, we specialize in both business and estate planning services, ensuring that California residents and business owners are on the path to financial security and growth.
Entity Formation
Every business dream requires a firm foundation. We steer the creation process, from LLCs to corporations, laying a strong legal groundwork.
Our Process: Streamlined Steps to Ensure Your Legal Peace of Mind.
How It Works
1
Initial Consultation
Engage in a conversation with our expert attorneys. We aim to understand and discuss your individual or business needs, setting the foundation for precise legal planning.
2
Tailored Document Preparation
Drawing from our initial conversation, our team meticulously drafts and reviews your legal paperwork. Every detail is addressed to ensure accuracy and full compliance with California's regulations.
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Signing & Peace of Mind
You can sign and notarize your documents in-person at one of our various offices by appointment, or with our network of mobile notaries who can come to you at your convenience, or we now offer online notary services, available 24-hours a day with a just a few clicks!
FAQs
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Are you looking for an attorney that can give you peace of mind about what happens now that someone has passed away? Or, an attorney that can help you put your legal affairs in order, whether that is a will or a trust, a revocable trust or an irrevocable trust, we want to help you.
Check out this website and reach out to our office to set-up your free discovery call. We look forward to working with you.
Check out this website and reach out to our office to set-up your free discovery call. We look forward to working with you.
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