A woman counting the cost of New York LLC
By Jon Morgan 7 days ago
How Much Does an LLC Cost in New York? (A Complete Guide)
If you intend to form an LLC in New York, you have to factor in the cost to establish one.I've guided over 50 clients through New York's LLC formation process since 2019, and I've cross-referenced every fee in this guide directly against the New York Department of State fee schedules and tax.ny.gov to ensure accuracy.New York's mandatory LLC costs include a $200 Articles of Organization... Read more >
Reviewing documents to change the ownership percentage of an LLC
By Jon Morgan 18 days ago
How Can You Change the Ownership Percentage of an LLC?
If you're a business owner, you may want to change the ownership percentage of your LLC at some point, whether adding new members or adjusting current ownership stakes. Luckily, this process is relatively easy. Our team of attorneys and legal advisors at Venture Smarter have personally guided business owners through LLC ownership changes and have hands-on experience with the operating agreement... Read more >
A health insurance for an LLC owner
By Atty. Danya Shakfeh 8 days ago
How to Get Health Insurance for LLC Owners? (2026 Guide)
If you're a member of an LLC and want to get health insurance, there are several ways to acquire one.Our team of business and legal experts has personally guided LLC owners through health insurance selection and implementation, bringing firsthand experience to this process. We'll share our insights about the topic and include input from financial experts.Keep in mind that choosing the right... Read more >
Filing divorce papers by couple who owns a Tennessee LLC
By Jon Morgan 2 months ago
Tennessee LLC Post-Divorce (Detailed Expert Guide)
When a Tennessee LLC is jointly owned by spouses, divorce can threaten everything you've built — from ownership rights to day-to-day operations.Over 9 years of advising small business owners through divorce-related restructuring, I've reviewed dozens of cases where early missteps proved costly.This guide covers how Tennessee divides LLC assets, what "equitable" actually means in practice,... Read more >
A man studying 10 different approaches on how to fund an LLC
By Jon Morgan 11 days ago
How to Fund Your LLC? (11 Best Funding Approaches)
After 9 years consulting with LLC founders, I've seen startup capital needs range from a few thousand dollars to well over $100,000 — and that gap almost always comes down to business model and growth plans.I've guided clients through every major funding path: personal savings, SBA loans, crowdfunding, venture capital, and everything in between.This guide covers 11 proven approaches —... Read more >
A man organizing the files to start an LLC in Hawaii
By Jon Morgan 13 days ago
How to Start an LLC in Hawaii? (Formation in 10 Easy Steps)
Starting an LLC in Hawaii isn't complicated — but there are specific rules you'll need to follow before you file a single document. Hawaii has fewer formalities than most corporate structures, which is part of why so many first-time founders choose the LLC route here.Our team has personally tested the major LLC formation services available in Hawaii and guided real entrepreneurs through this... Read more >
A man writing a Maryland LLC operating agreement
By Atty. Danya Shakfeh 2 months ago
Maryland LLC Operating Agreement + Free Template
A Maryland LLC operating agreement is a legal document that defines how your LLC is owned, managed, and operated — and while Maryland doesn't require one by law, skipping it means state default rules govern your business instead of your own terms.As a corporate attorney who has drafted and reviewed operating agreements for 13 Maryland LLCs over the past six years, I've seen how the right... Read more >
A man tearing a paper after the dissolve of an LLC in Tennessee
By Jon Morgan 3 months ago
How to Dissolve an LLC in Tennessee? (2026 Guide)
I've helped dissolve 3 LLCs in Tennessee over the past 4 years, most recently a multi-member LLC in 2025. The process requires two filings with the Secretary of State: a Notice of Dissolution ($20) followed by Articles of Termination ($20), totaling $40 in state fees.Tennessee treats dissolution and termination as separate legal steps, a distinction that trips up many business owners. Miss the... Read more >
A mental health professional choosing the best type of LLC
By Jon Morgan 26 days ago
Choosing the Best LLC Type for a Mental Health Professional
Millions of individuals across the U.S. are affected by varying mental health conditions, including anxiety, depression, PTSD, Schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder, and are in need of mental health services. The type of limited liability company (LLC) you need as a mental health professional will depend on your state's licensing or certification requirements. Our team has spent years working... Read more >
A woman planning to start an LLC in Iowa
By Jon Morgan 8 days ago
How to Start an LLC in Iowa? (Step-by-Step Guide)
Starting an LLC in Iowa comes down to three things: filing a Certificate of Organization, appointing a registered agent, and keeping up with the state's biennial reporting requirements.Over the past 7 years, I've helped more than 40 people launch their own Iowa LLCs. I've walked them through the state paperwork, helped them build a solid legal foundation, and steered them clear of the mistakes... Read more >
A couple organizing the costs for Ohio LLC
By Jon Morgan 7 days ago
How Much Does an LLC Cost in Ohio? (Fees Revealed)
Starting an Ohio LLC protects your personal assets while requiring specific legal filings and corresponding expenses.Over the past eight years as a Mergers and Acquisitions specialist, I've guided the formation of 20+ Ohio LLCs and worked directly with business owners through every step of the process. Ohio stands out because it charges no annual report fees and has minimal ongoing compliance... Read more >
Two employees discussing how to dissolve an LLC in Kentucky
By Jon Morgan 3 months ago
How to Dissolve an LLC in Kentucky? (Process & Steps Guide)
There are several reasons why business owners decide to voluntarily dissolve their Kentucky LLC. It may be due to business completion, termination of a project, members’ personal decisions or the entity is no longer viable.Whichever the reason, there is a legal process to be followed.With over a decade of practice as a business consultant specializing in limited liability companies, I've... Read more >