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Cincinnati, Ohio

ATTORNEY AT LAW

Established in
1999

OFFICE LOCATION

6020 Cheviot Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45247

Saturday
9:00 a.m.-1:00 p,m.
(Appointment Only)

Monday-Friday
9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.

OFFICE HOURS

•	Corporations	•	Limited liabily companies (LLCs)
•	Limited partnerships	•	Partnerships
•	Incorporated associations	•	Joint ventures

Michael J. Bergmann, LLC can provide its clients with whatever legal services  are necessary to form a new business or professional entity  or convert an existing one to the type of entity which will best serve their purpose(s).

Examples of the types of legal entities which the firm regularly forms or converts are:

Mr. Bergmann’s approach is thorough and comprehensive. The process involves eight steps:

Finally, for a reasonable charge, Mr. Bergmann will attend and provide legal counsel at any company meetings, document the minutes of such meetings, and/or prepare the written authorizations of  business or practice decisions legally permitted to be made without a meeting.

The firm welcomes the opportunity to serve new and existing clients with their emtity creation  or conversion needs.

In addition, at any time after the formation or conversion of the entity, Mr. Bergmann provides his business and professional clients, on request and for no additional charge, unlimited advice regarding the proper implementation of any formation or conversion documents which he has prepared for them.

1.	Obtain  as much information as possible about the client's anticipated business or professional entity (including, but not limited to, its expected purpose(s), funding, ownership, leadership, and operations);
2.	Educate the  client about the organizational and tax options available to him/her;
3.	Help the client to select the most appropriate form of business or professional entity, based on the  information provided on the completion of the first two steps;
4.	Prepare the necessary organizational and tax documents for the contemplated entity;
5.	Meet with the client for the review, explanation, and execution of those documents;
6.	File any required organizational and tax documents with the appropriate government office or agencies;
7.	Prepare a tabbed Company Record Book and insert all organizational and tax documents; and
8.	Provide the client with whatever initial legal guidance he/she may need as he/she move forward with the new or converted business or practice entity.