Lawyer Recommendations
 

I'm trying to set up my company so that we can take on investment and legally exist/pay taxes. Does anyone here have recommendations for lawyers who could help and are not weird about porn. Have had several meetings end abruptly when they discover Scrolller.com is more than just cute animal images.

Thanks

You don't need a lawyer to form a company, and if you did your lawyer doesn't need to know what your websites are.

If you really need something more complicated than a basic self serve LLC/c-corp, you can get someone to help you on legalzoom.

If you insist on retaining a corporate lawyer to do this basic task for you, build a bullshit SFW mainstream site to be the "flagship" of the media company.

Most simple company formations do not require legal counsel.
What country are looking to register in?

Yeah it's a bit of a waste of money unless you have a complex corporate structure with holding companies or different types of shares for a silent investor etc. :2 cents:

Depending on where you're located and where you're trying to register your business entity, it is in your best interest to hire legal counsel to get it done correctly the first time.

Example: If Australian company wanting to register US entity.
You cannot open up a US entity without a US based director, which is where an attorney comes in.
Furthermore, you will require US bank accounts which requires a US address to open.

That's just an example.

If you are looking for attorney's who maybe able to assist reach out and inquire with Larry Walters or Corey Silverstein.

Try this dude: Home

Thanks for all of the suggestions everyone. Appreciate the input and help. Just want to make sure I and my co-founder are set up so we can be protected.

You can email Daniel at Hertinglaw dot com

He’s in Iowa but very open minded and very good

I love scrolller and I surf it daily! Keep up the great work!

Corey is award winning :1orglaugh

https://adult.law/

:2 cents:

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Pretty much this.

Finding a reliable lawyer who actually understands the specific nuances of our industry can be a real challenge, as many general practitioners don't grasp the unique compliance and liability issues we face. I have found that the best approach is to look for a firm that specializes in small business defense and contract law rather than just going with a big name. It is also a good idea to have a clear list of your specific needs, such as operating agreements or terms of service, before your first consultation so you don't waste billable hours explaining the basics of your business model. While you are searching for the right legal counsel, you should also make sure your basic corporate compliance is handled so you don't run into unnecessary fines or status issues. I used https://www.incorp.com/ as a solid fix for my entity formation and registered agent needs, which kept my business in good standing while I took the time to interview different attorneys. Having a professional service handle your state filings and service of process ensures that you never miss a legal notice, giving you one less thing to worry about while you focus on the bigger legal strategy for your company.

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