In this edition of “Good to Know”, we will explore the answer to the question “Can I transfer my corporation to another state?”. In this scenario, the client, who is a medical doctor, wants to operate a business in another state. Specifically, from Texas to California.
So, can a doctor practice in another state?
According to the California Professional Medical Corporation Bylaws, if you have a Professional Limited Liability Company, you cannot qualify that entity to do business in the state of California as a medical doctor. Moreover, doctors are not allowed to move their professional corporation in California and undergo the qualification process.
Thus, doctors are not allowed to continue practicing medicine across state lines according to the bylaws in California. Learn all that and more by watching the video!
Can I Be “Of Counsel” and Have My Own Firm in California? What Attorneys Must Know
In this video, we share the story of John, a young attorney who formed his own professional law corporation but wondered if he could still serve as of counsel to another firm. We break down the California rules, including what the State Bar requires for an of counsel relationship and the ethical standards attorneys must follow.
Learn the key considerations every lawyer should know—conflict checks across firms, informed written consents, clear public communication of your role, and managing multiple affiliations properly. Discover how you can structure your professional law corporation while still building strong affiliations with other firms in California.
Naming, Owning & Starting Professional Corporations in California
This video breaks down the essential rules, legal requirements, and step-by-step process for properly naming and registering your law firm as a professional corporation in California.
Learn where to file your documents, what naming restrictions to watch out for, and why accuracy in paperwork matters. Whether you’re just starting or want to avoid costly mistakes,
In this video, we share Wilma’s real-life experience—she tried to handle all the legal steps on her own and ended up facing costly delays due to incorrect filing and missed requirements.
Learn from her story and discover the right sequence for forming your LCSW professional corporation, including tips on handling Form 2553, Articles of Incorporation, and temporary licensing in Los Angeles County.
Naming your Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) professional corporation in California isn’t as simple as it seems. In this video, attorney Andy Gale walks you through the legal requirements, naming conventions, and regulatory agencies involved in properly forming an LCSW professional corporation.
You’ll learn the difference between general and professional corporations, the specific name style rules you must follow, and how violating these can lead to delays—or worse, professional misconduct claims.
Forming a Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) professional corporation in California starts with one crucial step: getting the name right. This video walks you through the specific naming rules and legal requirements for MFT corporations—so you can avoid delays, rejected filings, or costly rework on your Articles of Incorporation.
Learn the differences between general stock and professional corporation name rules, and why MFT naming regulations are stricter than you think. A quick Google search won’t cut it—talk to a corporate attorney who specializes in MFT formations to make sure your practice starts off on solid legal ground.
Struggling to name your physical therapy business in California the right way? Before filing your Articles of Incorporation, it’s essential to understand the specific namestyle rules that apply to professional physical therapy corporations. In this video, incorporation attorney Andy Gale breaks down the legal naming requirements and the role of regulatory agencies in approving your business name.
Don’t risk delays or legal setbacks by going in unprepared. Forming a physical therapy corporation requires more than just a good name—it requires compliance.
Can a physician assistant own a medical corporation in California? The answer isn’t as straightforward as you might think. In this video, attorney Andrew Gale shares a real case where a physician assistant was misled by an uninformed lawyer—and how that nearly derailed his plans to form a professional corporation.
Learn the key differences between a Medical Corporation and a Professional Physician Assistant Corporation, and why choosing the right legal guidance from the start is critical.
In this video, corporate attorney Andrew Gale explains why LLCs are not permitted for licensed professionals like CPAs in California, and what can go wrong if you choose the wrong business structure.
Learn from a real CPA’s experience who nearly jeopardized her firm by relying on the wrong advice. If you’re a CPA in California, don’t risk noncompliance—work with a legal expert to form the right entity from the start.
Don’t let small mistakes cause big delays. In this step-by-step video, Incorporation Attorney Andy Gale walks you through the application process in detail—covering key sections like Attorney Employees (Attachment A), the Declaration of Compliance, and the Standard Law Corporation Guarantee.
From signatory tips to overlooked Bar Number entries, Andy provides essential guidance to help you file correctly the first time.
This step-by-step video guide breaks down everything you need to launch your OT business—from legal structure and licensing requirements to staffing, branding, and compliance with California state laws.
Incorporation Attorney Andy Gale explains the formation process in simple terms, helping you avoid legal pitfalls and get your practice off to a strong start.
This comprehensive video guide walks you through 10 essential steps to building a thriving med spa—from market research and financing to licensing, staffing, and promotion.
Whether you’re new to the industry or ready to expand, Incorporation Attorney can help you legally structure and launch your med spa the right way. Avoid costly mistakes and ensure compliance every step of the way.
Curious about what a Management Services Organization (MSO) is and how it fits into California’s healthcare landscape? In this video, we break down the role of MSOs in supporting medical practices, hospitals, and physician groups by managing non-clinical operations and improving administrative efficiency.
Learn about the legal considerations that come with forming an MSO, including the corporate practice of medicine doctrine, anti-kickback and Stark laws, and compliance requirements.
This video covers everything you need to know—from key legal distinctions between nurse practitioners and registered nurses to who can own shares, serve as officers, and name your business under California law.
You’ll also learn about the Certificate of Registration, required name style rules, and how new legislation like SB 1375 could impact your practice. Don’t risk costly mistakes—Incorporation Attorney specializes in helping nurse practitioners navigate California’s complex regulatory landscape.
Before listing your practice, it’s crucial to understand the strict ownership laws that limit who can legally buy it. In this video, attorney Andrew Gale explains the legal restrictions, potential hurdles with private equity firms, and strategies to make your practice market-ready.
From ownership rules to compliance risks, selling a chiropractic corporation isn’t simple—but with the right legal guidance, it can be done right. Gale & Vallance specialize in helping chiropractors navigate every step of the sale.
In this video, we walk you through the next steps—how your application is processed, when to expect your Certificate of Registration, and your ongoing compliance responsibilities, including annual reports and name or address changes.
Don’t risk non-compliance or delays with the State Bar. Whether you’re filing your first report or changing your corporation’s name, Incorporation Attorney is here to guide you every step of the way.
This video follows Emily, a nurse practitioner, as she navigates real-world legal challenges—like selling shares, determining ownership eligibility, and expanding her practice to other states.
Learn how to price and issue shares legally, why family members can’t always be shareholders, and how forming separate corporations for different states can protect your business. Whether you’re launching or selling, Incorporation Attorney offers expert legal guidance to ensure compliance and long-term success.
Forming LLC
This video walks you through the legal process, from understanding eligibility to meeting name change and document requirements. Not all professions can form LLCs—some are required by law to operate as a Professional Corporation instead.
You’ll learn what documents you need, how to appoint new corporate officers and directors, and how to protect your licenses, leases, and contracts during the transition. Avoid costly mistakes—Incorporation Attorney is here to help you convert your business smoothly and legally.
One of your first and most important steps is drafting a solid LLC operating agreement. This video provides a step-by-step guide to creating a legally sound agreement that outlines management structure, ownership percentages, tax setup, member responsibilities, dispute resolution, and more.
An operating agreement acts as your LLC’s roadmap—from launch to potential dissolution. Don’t risk mistakes or confusion down the line.
Guide to start a Subcontractor Business
Thinking of “renting” a Responsible Managing Employee (RME) or Responsible Managing Officer (RMO) to shortcut your way into a contractor’s license? Think again. In California, this practice is not only risky—it’s illegal. In this video, we break down the legal roles of RMEs and RMOs, explain their responsibilities, and outline what’s truly required to qualify for a construction license.
Whether you’re launching a construction business or need to ensure your current setup is compliant, understanding the legal obligations around RMEs and RMOs is critical. Avoid costly penalties—get expert legal guidance from Incorporation Attorney.
Choosing the right name is more than a branding decision—it’s a legal requirement. In this video, we explain the differences between general stock corporations and professional architectural corporations, and the specific naming rules each structure must follow under California law.
Whether you’re just starting your firm or formalizing your business structure, proper legal guidance can prevent costly setbacks. Don’t risk non-compliance or delays.
Thinking about starting an electrician corporation in California? This video walks you through the essential steps—from market research and business structure to licensing, recruiting, and legal compliance. Setting up a successful electrical contractor business takes more than technical skills—it requires a solid legal foundation and strategic planning.
Incorporation Attorney has helped countless entrepreneurs build legally sound corporations across California’s skilled trades.
Ready to turn your passion for painting into a profitable business in California? This video is your step-by-step guide to launching a successful painting business—from obtaining the right licenses and insurance to branding, contracts, and marketing strategies.
We’ll cover everything you need to get started legally and professionally. For personalized legal guidance and business formation support, reach out to Incorporation Attorney.
Thinking about starting a plumbing business in California but don’t know where to begin? In this video, we break down everything you need to know—from launching on a tight budget to meeting the state’s legal requirements for plumbing contractors.
Whether you’re just getting started or need help navigating licenses, permits, or business structure, Incorporation Attorney offers expert legal guidance to set up your plumbing business the right way.
This step-by-step video guide covers everything you need—from market research and business registration to pricing strategies, team building, and creating a strong online presence.
Whether you’re new to the field or expanding your contracting services, you’ll learn how to position your business for long-term success in a competitive industry.
Looking to become a licensed contractor in California? This in-depth video walks you through the step-by-step process of completing your application for an original contractor’s license. From verifying work experience to submitting the correct forms, we simplify what can otherwise be a complex process.
Access all the necessary CSLB forms and links in one place and get expert tips to avoid common mistakes.
This step-by-step guide covers everything you need—from industry insights and certifications to business registration, licensing, and marketing strategies. Learn how to structure your HVAC company for long-term growth and legal compliance.
Dreaming of launching your own contractor business in California? This video breaks down the entire process of how to get your California contractor’s license—from eligibility and state-approved education to passing the license exam, securing insurance, and registering your business.
We also cover key legal steps like choosing the right license type and obtaining a surety bond.
All About Forming a Business
This video breaks down what a DBA is, who needs it, and how filing one can benefit your business—from boosting brand identity to streamlining banking and legal transactions.
We’ll walk you through the steps to file a DBA in California and highlight key things to avoid. Save time, avoid costly mistakes, and get it done right with professional help from Incorporation Attorney.
Thinking of registering your business outside California to protect your privacy or reduce costs? Before you do, watch this video. We explain what it means to register an out-of-state business, the potential risks, and how California law impacts business operations, taxes, and disclosure requirements.
Whether you’re a construction company or a professional trying to maintain anonymity, knowing where and how to register is crucial.
In this video, we answer that and other key questions about starting, buying, or operating a pharmacy in the state. Learn who can legally hold a pharmacy license, what happens if the pharmacist-in-charge resigns, and whether a license can be transferred.
If you’re a non-pharmacist interested in joining the pharmacy business—or unsure about the legal requirements—this guide is for you.
Can a non-licensed individual own a physical therapy business in California? In this video, Incorporation Attorney explains how to legally structure ownership of a professional therapy corporation or LLC—even if you’re not a licensed therapist.
We address common issues with DIY platforms like LegalZoom, insurance complications, and compliance pitfalls.
Thinking about starting a physical therapy business in California? This video explains the legal structures available—LLC, PLLC, and professional corporation—and who is legally allowed to own them. In California, only licensed physical therapists can be shareholders, but non-licensed individuals may hold other officer roles.
Choosing the right name for your nurse practitioner business in California is a crucial first step in forming your corporation. In this video, we walk you through California’s naming requirements for medical corporations—including rules for general stock corporations, nurse practitioner professional corporations, and the use of fictitious business names (FBN).
Avoid costly naming mistakes and ensure your Articles of Incorporation are compliant.
Starting out a small business people are always looking for where costs can be cut, and often that results in pressure on CPAs and accountants to complete corporate records instead of hiring a lawyer. Andy Gale, from Gale & Vallance, warns that this can lead to problems later—Tsunami-sized problems.
An Orange County CPA saw Andy’s warning and contacted him to see what he could do to fix and protect himself and his clients before the Tsunami hit. Thanks to our Corporate Record Review Program, we helped him save a small fortune by finding the errors in his corporate records and then fixed the problems before they devastated his client’s businesses during an audit or lawsuit.
A client wants to bring in an investor, who wants to see the corporate documents first. The Problem—the CPA didn’t set up these records and now the client has nothing to provide: the potential investor is at risk of being blocked. What can the client do?
This real-life situation was brought to us by one of our clients, and so we put together this video so you can learn more about what he could do and why we warn against using your CPA or accountant to form your business instead of a lawyer.
Naming your chiropractic business in California? This video covers the essential chiropractic professional corporation name requirements you need to follow. Learn the differences between naming a general stock corporation, a chiropractic professional corporation, and using a fictitious business name (FBN).
Avoid legal delays and naming rejections by understanding California’s specific namestyle rules.
This video explains the essential name requirements for forming a California professional medical corporation. From naming general stock corporations to professional entities, we cover who regulates these rules, what namestyle guidelines you must follow, and when a fictitious business name (FBN) is required.
What is an LLC, and why should you consider forming one in California? In this video, attorney Andy Gale breaks down the key purposes of a Limited Liability Company, including how it separates business activities from personal assets.
Learn the top three strategies for using an LLC in California—whether you’re operating a business, protecting valuable assets, or planning your estate. If you’re thinking about forming an LLC, this video is your starting point.
Thinking of opening your own physical therapy practice in California? In this video, you’ll hear the inspiring story of Melanie Connell, founder of Remedy Physical Therapy. With over 20 years of experience, Melanie shares how forming her own professional corporation allowed her to take a holistic approach and spend more quality time with her patients.
Discover how Dr. Valencia Ray successfully transitioned from ophthalmology to functional medicine and opened her own private practice in Orange County, California. In this video, you’ll follow her inspiring journey and learn what it takes to become a functional medicine doctor—from additional education to forming a compliant professional corporation.
Transitioning to functional medicine isn’t easy—just ask Dr. Valencia Ray. In this video, she shares her first 6 months of becoming a functional medicine doctor in Orange County, from adapting to new patients and technologies to navigating course studies and regulatory steps.
Watch how Dr. Ray successfully set up her professional corporation with help from Incorporation Attorney and how she plans to grow her practice through webinars and educational talks.
Starting a private practice as a therapist in California comes with challenges—and Shari Gilbert learned that the hard way. In this video, she shares how relying on friends and using DIY services like LegalZoom led to a Medi-Cal provider denial and major setbacks in forming her practice.
With the help of Incorporation Attorney Andy Gale, Shari was able to correct course and properly establish her marriage and family therapy corporation. Watch the full story to avoid common pitfalls and set your practice up for long-term success.
Starting a private marriage and family therapy practice in California isn’t as easy as it looks—especially without proper legal guidance. In this video, Shari Gilbert of Gilbert Advent Counseling shares how their LLC faced early challenges due to limited knowledge of California’s professional practice laws.
She also reveals how working with Incorporation Attorney Andy Gale helped them sort out their compliance issues and successfully build their private counseling practice. If you’re wondering how to legally start your own marriage counseling business in California, this case study is a must-watch.
Thinking of relocating your medical practice from Texas to California? In this episode of Good to Know, we tackle a common question: Can doctors transfer their professional corporation across state lines?
This video explores a real-life case of a medical doctor seeking to move their practice from Texas to California. We break down the California Professional Medical Corporation Bylaws and explain why Professional LLCs cannot be qualified to operate as medical entities in the state. You’ll also learn why doctors aren’t allowed to relocate their existing medical corporations into California and what steps they must take instead.
Looking to launch your own architecture firm in California? Before you begin, it’s crucial to understand the best legal structure for architectural businesses in the state. In this video, we explain why forming an architectural corporation is often the smartest—and legally required—option.
Learn the differences between general stock corporations and professional corporations, and discover the specific legal requirements imposed by the California Architects Board.
In this video, Andy Gale of Incorporation Attorney shares a real-life case involving a non-physician businessman who invested in a medical corporation—only to discover he legally couldn’t be an owner. California law strictly limits ownership of medical corporations to licensed professionals.
Watch as Andy explains the legal restrictions, what went wrong in the client’s situation, and how similar issues can be resolved through proper restructuring. If you’re a non-doctor looking to partner with or invest in a medical practice, this is essential viewing.
This confusion is common. Unlike many licensed professions in California, engineering firms can operate as LLCs—with specific requirements. In this video, we clarify the legal landscape, explain why engineering is treated differently from other professional services, and guide you through what to watch out for when forming your engineering LLC.
If your corporation needs capital, issuing new shares to current shareholders can be an effective solution—but it must be done correctly.
In this video, we walk through a real-world example where a client needed to raise $70,000 from an existing shareholder. You’ll learn how to determine your company’s fair market value, calculate the price per share, and issue the correct number of new shares.
Running a small business in California? HR compliance isn’t optional—and what you don’t know can hurt your business. That’s why partnering with Incorporation Attorney gives you more than just advice—you get legal-grade HR support tailored to your business’s size and structure.
In this video, discover how smart HR legal support can protect your small business from costly mistakes and ensure compliance with California’s strict employment laws.
In this video, we explore the pitfalls CPAs face when navigating legal boundaries and introduce a better solution: partnering with a small business lawyer who respects your client relationships. Learn how our Business Entity Set-Up Services support CPAs by handling the legal work legally, ensuring your clients stay protected—and loyal.
Orange County Small Business Attorney Andy Gale shares a real-world example of how one CPA narrowly avoided major legal trouble from incorporation missteps made on behalf of a client.
In this video, Andy introduces the Corporate Records Review Program—a valuable service designed specifically for California CPAs who want to identify and correct errors in corporate records before they lead to costly consequences.
Orange County small business lawyer Andy Gale explains why incorporating through your CPA or accountant can be risky in California. In this video, Andy shares a real client story that highlights the legal pitfalls of having non-lawyers draft incorporation documents—especially when investors are involved.
Thinking of letting your CPA handle your incorporation? Think again. In this video, Andy Gale of Incorporation Attorney reveals why California accountants are nuts to offer incorporation services—and how it can backfire on both them and their clients.
Through a real client case in Orange County, Andy breaks down the legal risks, ethical concerns, and potential liability accountants face when they step into legal territory.
Thinking of bringing on unpaid interns for your California small business? Be careful—state and federal labor laws are strict. In this video, California small business attorney Andy Gale breaks down the six-part legal test that determines whether unpaid internships are lawful.
Before you onboard any interns, make sure you meet all six criteria to avoid wage claims, penalties, and potential lawsuits. Learn the legal requirements and best practices every employer should follow when considering unpaid internship programs.
[clearer] [custom_video title="Listen to the whole story on YouTube" caption="It’s Just Nuts! Why California Accountants Should NEVER Provide Incorporation Services For Clients" url="TYXf260ysW8"]Many CPAs know that forming a small business entity can benefit a company during tax season. But many don’t realize that actually writing those legal documents is considered practicing law. As accountants, your skill is in the knowledge and mastery of financial accounts—not on law! This could leave you vulnerable to lawsuits that you have no defense against.
Andy discusses a dire situation a client got into because his CPA drafted the legal documents—and just what this client was going to do with his CPA. There are major risks and pitfalls to providing incorporation services as a CPA. We are there to help CPAs with legal advice and documents, not take over on the CPA’s expertise.
Common question from new clients: lawyers have a lot of experience but cost a lot of money! Is there a less-expensive alternative? Many businesses will try to use a paralegal as an alternative. The problem: clients don’t know law, and so they can’t tell if the paralegal knows what they are doing or if they are doing it right.
Andy explains the limitations paralegals have, the high risk problems with using a paralegal, and provides an example of a client who got smart to the mistakes from the paralegal they hired.
A conversation with a small business owner about their experience using Incorporation Attorney’s HR on Demand Service
Conversation with a small business owner – Their experience using Incorporation Attorney’s HR on Demand Service
In this video, Orange County Lawyer Andy Gale shares real-life cases of costly employee disputes and how small businesses can avoid similar mistakes.
From workman’s comp claims to HR missteps, learn how to protect your business through proper policies and legal compliance. If you’re a micro or small business owner, this insight could save you thousands.
In this video, Orange County Small Business Attorney Andy Gale explains when and why a corporation might benefit from using a DBA (Doing Business As) name.
Whether you’re rebranding, expanding services, or operating under a different name than your Articles of Incorporation, knowing when to file an FBN is essential for legal compliance.
In this video, Orange County attorney Andy Gale walks you through a comprehensive checklist to help you navigate the legal, financial, and operational steps involved in a business sale or purchase.
From due diligence and contracts to licensing and liabilities, understanding the full process can protect your investment and prevent costly mistakes. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a seasoned seller, this guide is a must-watch.
In this video, specialist business attorney Andy Gale explains the legal restrictions nurses face when choosing a business entity—and why a Professional Corporation is often required.
Learn the key differences between LLCs and Professional Corporations for healthcare professionals, and how to stay compliant with California law.
Starting July 1, 2015, California’s Paid Sick Leave Law—officially known as the Healthy Workplaces, Healthy Families Act—requires all employers to provide at least 24 hours of paid sick leave annually to employees who work 30 or more days in a year. This includes part-time and temporary workers, and applies to businesses of all sizes.
In this video, we break down what employers need to know to stay compliant with the law, from accrual rules to eligibility and implementation.
In this video, Orange County business attorney Andy Gale breaks down the key differences between these two popular entity types, helping you understand which structure best fits your goals.
From taxation and liability to management flexibility and compliance, Andy shares practical insights for small business owners navigating entity formation.
Whether you’re navigating contracts, compliance, or business structure decisions, the AOC program offers affordable, on-demand legal support tailored to small business needs.
What’s the difference between a member and a manager in an LLC? And does a manager have to be an individual? In this video, Orange County Business Attorney Andy Gale breaks down these two key legal roles within a Limited Liability Company.
Whether you’re forming a new LLC or clarifying responsibilities within your current structure, understanding the legal distinction between members and managers is essential for compliance and control.
In this video, we highlight our work with Wellness Integrative Naturopathic Center, Inc. in Irvine, California, and how our legal support helped guide their business through complex formation and compliance matters.
Hear firsthand how attorney Andrew Gale’s personalized approach adds long-term value beyond paperwork.
Thinking about using LegalZoom to incorporate your business? In this video, Orange County small business attorney Andrew Gale explains the risks and limitations of relying on online legal services like LegalZoom for business formation.
Learn what LegalZoom can and can’t do, and why working with an experienced small business attorney ensures your corporation is set up correctly and legally compliant from day one.
Struggling to choose the right name for your business? In this video, Orange County small business attorney Andrew Gale shares legal tips for naming your corporation in California. Learn how to check if your desired business name is already taken, and which websites to use for name availability searches.
Avoid delays, rejections, and costly rebranding. Get professional advice on how to choose a legally sound and market-ready name for your corporation.
What sets successful businesses apart from those that fail? In this video, Tim Barrie, owner of Holistic Web Presence, shares his experience working with Orange County business attorney Andy Gale. Tim highlights the value of having trusted legal guidance and how Andy’s insights helped strengthen his business foundation.
From strategic planning to legal compliance, learn why having the right attorney can make all the difference. Watch this client success story and see how Incorporation Attorney supports small businesses for long-term growth.
There’s a new requirement you need to know. In this video, Orange County business lawyer Andrew Gale explains the Affidavit of Identity now required when submitting a Fictitious Business Name Statement.
Learn where to find the correct forms, how to fill them out properly, and why this step is crucial for your business filing.
Confused about the roles of shareholders, directors, and officers in your corporation? You’re not alone. In this video, Orange County small business lawyer Andy Gale explains the distinct responsibilities of each position within a corporation—essential knowledge for anyone running a small or closely held business.
Understanding corporate roles is key to staying compliant and managing your company effectively. Watch now to gain clarity and ensure your corporation is structured for success. For personalized legal guidance, contact Incorporation Attorney today.
Forming a bail bond corporation in California? Before filing your Articles of Incorporation, there’s a critical first step you must take. In this video, Orange County small business lawyer Andrew Gale explains the unique legal requirement bail bondsmen face—getting pre-approval from the California Department of Insurance.
Avoid costly delays and rejections by understanding the correct process from the start. Watch now to learn how to properly form a bail bond corporation, and contact Incorporation Attorney for expert legal guidance tailored to licensed professionals in California.
In Part 3 of our client spotlight series, join Martin Neil, owner of Caliber Signs & Imaging, as he takes you on a behind-the-scenes tour of his Orange County showroom. Discover the wide range of custom signage solutions his team offers—from graphic design to large-format printing, dry curing, and lamination.
Caliber Signs is a proud small business client of Incorporation Attorney. See how expert legal support and innovative branding go hand-in-hand to grow a successful business in California.
In Part 3 of our client spotlight series, Martin Neil, owner of Caliber Signs & Imaging, gives us an inside look at his Orange County showroom. From graphic design to large-format printing, dry curing, and lamination, Martin showcases the full range of custom signage solutions his business offers.
As a valued client of Incorporation Attorney, Caliber Signs exemplifies how legal support and creative innovation work together to build a strong, successful small business.
Martin Neil, owner of Caliber Signs & Imaging, Inc., shares his experience working with an Orange County small business attorney to manage his corporate records effectively. In this testimonial, Martin highlights the value of having a trusted legal advisor “at reach” to ensure his business stays compliant and organized.
Proper corporate recordkeeping is critical for protecting your company and maintaining good standing. Hear how Incorporation Attorney has helped Caliber Signs stay on track with reliable, ongoing legal support tailored to small businesses.
In this client story, we sit down with Martin Neil, owner of Caliber Signs & Imaging, a thriving small business in Orange County, California. Martin shares how his company specializes in large-format signage for tower buildings and custom vehicle wraps that turn cars, vans, and trucks into powerful marketing tools.
As a valued client of Incorporation Attorney, Martin also highlights the importance of having reliable legal support while growing a creative, service-based business. Watch the video to learn more about Caliber’s unique niche and business journey.
Jordan Bennett, a successful Orange County realtor, shares a brief but powerful testimonial about working with Incorporation Attorney after meeting attorney Andy Gale through a local BNI (Business Networking International) group.
This video highlights the real value of joining local business networking groups—building trusted relationships, gaining expert legal support, and growing your business through community connections. Watch how one networking connection led to long-term business success.
In this client success story, Jordan Bennett, a top-performing real estate entrepreneur based in Orange County, shares his journey and business insights. As a valued client of California Business Lawyer Andrew Gale, Jordan highlights how having the right legal support helped him scale and protect his real estate business.
Learn about Jordan’s proven success formula, his methodology as a realtor, and why partnering with an experienced business attorney is key for long-term growth in California’s competitive real estate market.
What type of lawyer is right for your business? In this video, we introduce real California client profiles to help you understand how a corporate lawyer can support businesses at every stage—from formation to growth and beyond.
Whether you’re launching a startup, managing an established company, or navigating complex regulations, learn how different business owners have benefited from partnering with Incorporation Attorney. Discover which legal support model fits your business best.
Thinking about buying a business? In this video, Orange County Attorney Andrew Gale reveals the three most common mistakes buyers make—based on real client experiences.
From skipping due diligence to involving the right CPA and attorney too late in the process, these errors can lead to costly setbacks. Learn how to avoid them and make smarter decisions during your business acquisition. Watch now for expert legal insights and protect your investment from the start.
In Part 3 of our California Bulk Sales Law series, Orange County Business Attorney Andrew Gale explains what buyers must do to comply with the Bulk Sales Law during a business purchase.
Learn the critical steps required to avoid inheriting the seller’s debts, protect your investment, and complete a clean transfer. Whether you’re buying a small business or handling asset sales, this video is essential viewing for staying compliant in California. Watch now and ensure you’re following the law the right way.
What is the California Bulk Sales Law, and why does it matter when buying or selling a business? In Part 2 of this video series, Orange County Business Attorney Andrew Gale explains the purpose of the Bulk Sales Law and what buyers and sellers must do to stay compliant.
Learn how this law protects against hidden liabilities and unpaid debts, and discover the proper legal steps to avoid costly mistakes during a business transfer. Watch now for essential guidance on navigating bulk sales in California.
Worried about inheriting a seller’s debt when buying a business? In Part 1 of this series, Orange County Business Attorney Andrew Gale answers a client’s real-life question: How can I protect myself from the seller’s creditors when purchasing business assets like inventory?
The answer lies in understanding and complying with California’s Bulk Sales Law. Watch this video to learn what the law covers, why it matters, and how to safeguard your business deal from legal and financial pitfalls.
In Part 2 of this video series, Orange County Business Attorney Andrew Gale explains the risks behind misleading corporate minutes solicitation scams targeting California business owners.
Many busy entrepreneurs mistakenly pay these official-looking notices, believing they’re meeting state filing requirements—only to find out later they’re still non-compliant. Learn how to spot these scams and avoid costly fines or corporate suspension. Watch now and protect your business.
Have you received a “corporate compliance” notice in the mail? Be careful—it might be a scam. In Part 1 of this series, Orange County Business Attorney Andrew Gale exposes deceptive corporate minutes solicitation forms that look official but are not issued by the state.
These notices trick business owners into paying unnecessary fees and sharing sensitive information. Learn how to recognize these scams before you write a check. Watch now to protect your business from fraud and stay truly compliant.
In Part Two of our client spotlight, Robert Westley, a creative entrepreneur at SoCo South Coast in Costa Mesa, shares how working with Orange County Business Attorney Andrew Gale helped fast-track his business success.
Learn how timely legal support—from business formation to compliance—made a difference in launching Robert Westley Design. Get a behind-the-scenes look at the real value of having a trusted attorney by your side.
In Part One of this client spotlight, meet Robert Westley, owner of Robert Westley Designs, a custom furniture business based in the vibrant SoCo Shopping Center in Costa Mesa, Orange County.
In this video, Robert shares insights into the state of the furniture industry and his personal approach to craftsmanship and client service. As a client of Orange County Business Attorney Andrew Gale, Robert highlights the importance of legal guidance in building a creative, service-driven business.
In Part One of this client spotlight, meet Robert Westley, owner of Robert Westley Designs, a custom furniture business based in the vibrant SoCo Shopping Center in Costa Mesa, Orange County.
In this video, Robert shares insights into the state of the furniture industry and his personal approach to craftsmanship and client service. As a client of Orange County Business Attorney Andrew Gale, Robert highlights the importance of legal guidance in building a creative, service-driven business.
In this Orange County client feature, Emotion Portrait Studios of Costa Mesa shares their journey as a successful family and pet portrait business—and how partnering with Incorporation Attorney made business formation and legal protection simple and effective.
Learn how professional legal support helped this creative studio build a solid foundation for growth. Whether you’re a new entrepreneur or an established business owner, expert legal services can empower your success.
Looking for reliable legal advice for your California business? At Incorporation Attorney in Orange County, we provide expert corporate attorney services tailored to small and mid-sized businesses—at rates that make sense.
Whether you’re forming a new entity, navigating compliance, or expanding operations, our team is here to guide you every step of the way. Get trusted California business advice today
Starting or growing a business in California? Whether you need help incorporating, choosing the right business entity, or just have a quick legal question, our experienced team at Incorporation Attorney is here to help.
We specialize in supporting small business owners with practical, affordable legal advice—from startup to seasoned operations. Talk to a trusted California business attorney today and get the guidance your business deserves.
Is your corporation truly protecting you? In this video, Andy Gale, a seasoned Corporate Attorney in Orange County, explains how poor record keeping can leave your business vulnerable—and how proper incorporation practices can safeguard your assets.
Learn how to fortify your corporation with the right legal structure, documentation, and compliance support.
Disagreements in business are inevitable—but they don’t have to derail your corporation. In this video, Orange County Corporate Attorney Andrew Gale shares 4 effective methods to resolve corporate disputes through proper corporate records management.
Learn how maintaining clear, up-to-date records can prevent misunderstandings, support accountability, and keep your business on solid legal ground. Watch now to protect your corporation from internal conflicts and unnecessary legal risk.
Starting a company in California? In this video, Orange County Corporate Attorneys outline the 4 key benefits of having experienced legal counsel when forming or incorporating a business.
From choosing the right entity to ensuring compliance and protecting your personal assets, smart legal guidance sets your business up for long-term success.
Can you trust legal Q&A blogs for business advice? In this video, Orange County Corporate Attorneys break down the risks of relying solely on generic legal blogs for answers to complex business questions.
While blogs can offer general guidance, real legal decisions require a full understanding of your company’s structure and circumstances. Discover why personalized legal advice from a trusted advisor is essential for long-term protection and compliance.
Received a suspicious “Incorporation Disclosure Statement” asking for payment? You might be looking at a scam. In this video, California Corporate Attorneys expose a common fraud targeting newly formed corporations, where official-looking forms demand unnecessary fees for filings that cost very little through the proper government channels.
Learn how to spot these fake notices and protect your business from falling victim. Watch now to stay informed and avoid scams during the incorporation process.
