Legal Services in Arizona

Do I Need a Lawyer for My Business in Arizona?

Many Arizona businesses will need a lawyer. While you don’t necessarily need an attorney on retainer, understanding the legal system in your state—before problems arise—is a must. And depending on the complexity of your new business, you may want a lawyer to review or draft some of your need-to-have documents right from the start.

For example, it’s often a good idea to have a lawyer advise on what type of entity to form so that you’re set up for the best tax and liability benefits. In addition, having an attorney draft or review your business’s internal documents helps ensure your bases are covered in the event of future disputes.

Regardless of the extent of your legal needs, talking to an attorney early in the business start-up process helps mitigate your need for legal assistance in the future.

What Legal Documents Does My New Business Need?

Forming a regulated, legal entity means you’ll be compiling plenty of legal documents to get things running. Some of these are required by state statute, like your Arizona LLC Articles of Organization. Others you’ll want to have in place when hiring employees or entering agreements with third-party vendors.

Arizona Law on Call can help out with a variety of legal services starting at just $99/hour. Here are a few documents we’re consistently reviewing or drafting for our clients:

• Business contracts
  When working with third parties, business contracts help ensure you’re all on the same page. They can set forth the terms of the work to be done, how payment will be handled, and what happens if the work falls off course.
• Employment agreements
  Before hiring employees, you want to get sound employment agreements in place. These are tailored to specific positions and outline the terms of employment. The agreement will include information such as a job’s duties, compensation and benefits, and termination clauses.
• Business formation paperwork
  Choosing the right entity for your business can be tricky but is made easier if you discuss your situation with an attorney. They can also review your formation paperwork, helping ensure your entity type meets your tax and liability needs.
• Employee handbooks
  Since it applies to all your employees, an employee handbook is one of the most important documents your new business will adopt. Its content can be wide ranging, detailing rules for things like PTO, remote work, dress code, attendance, and dispute procedures.
• Trusts
  When forming a new business, establishing a trust can help you avoid an array of problems down the line. A trust can hold assets, be used to avoid probate should the business owner die, and provide specific advantages to beneficiaries.

How Do I Get Affordable Legal Help in Arizona?

It’s hard to find affordable legal help in Arizona, especially on a quick turnaround. Many free or low-cost legal aid programs need to be applied for, with specific criteria met. At Law on Call, we provide extremely affordable legal advice and services to our clients, accessible today. The only requirement is that you live or work in the Grand Canyon State.

What is Arizona Law on Call?

The legal advice and services we offer at Arizona Law on Call are the same high quality you’d find at a traditional law firm. But where other law firms send clients to assistants and paralegals, Law on Call’s clients work directly with our Arizona lawyers.

Why are we able to operate differently than traditional firms? Law on Call is the first nonlawyer-owned law firm in the U.S. Our innovative structure means our lawyers can focus on you, rather than worrying about billable hours, management, and overhead costs.

Law on Call’s existence in Arizona is possible because of recent regulatory changes made to Arizona’s legal industry. For decades, Arizona’s law firms could only be owned by lawyers. To make room for innovation in the legal field, this rule was abolished after ample research by the Task Force on the Delivery of Legal Services and careful consideration by the Arizona Supreme Court.

How much does Law on Call cost?

Arizona Law on Call costs just $9/month. Since the first two months are free, you can get free legal advice today.

If you ever need to add on legal work, our services are offered at low hourly rates based on type and complexity. Our legal services start at $99/hour.

We offer a 100% money-back guarantee if you’re not satisfied with the legal work we do for you.

Getting Started with Arizona Law on Call

Here’s how to get started with Arizona Law on Call:

1. Hire us to be your Arizona registered agent, or hire us to form your Arizona LLC or Arizona corporation.
2. Add Law on Call on the sign-up form.
3. Call to get instant legal advice from our Arizona lawyers.

Are you an existing Arizona client? Simply add Law on Call service in your online account.