Specialty entity structures. When standard LLC won't do.
Most businesses form as an LLC or C-Corp. For specific use cases, specialty entities make sense: Limited Partnerships for investment funds, General Partnerships for traditional partnerships, Charging Order Protection LLCs (WY/NV) for asset protection, Close Corporations for small-business corporate structure with relaxed formalities, Public Benefit Corps for mission-driven businesses. We help pick and form the right structure.
All specialty entity services.
From classic partnership structures through asset-protection LLCs through mission-driven Public Benefit Corps.
Partnership structures
LP, GP, hybridAsset protection entities
WY + NVMission-driven + special structures
Specific use casesOngoing compliance
Specialty filingsRight structure for the use case. Specific.
Investment funds = LP
Private equity, venture capital, hedge funds typically use LPs (GP manages, LPs invest). Decades of legal precedent, especially in Delaware. Standard fund structure.
Asset protection = WY / NV LLC
Wyoming and Nevada have charging-order-exclusive statutes that protect single-member LLCs. Anonymous LLC structures available in WY. Best charging order protection in the US.
Small business corp = Close Corp
Wyoming close corporation: corporate structure with relaxed formalities (no board required, shareholder management allowed). For small businesses wanting corp benefits without corp overhead.
Mission-driven = DE PBC
Delaware Public Benefit Corp: C-Corp that balances shareholder profit with stakeholder welfare and a stated public benefit. Same tax structure as regular C-Corp; legal cover for mission decisions. Used by Allbirds, Warby Parker, Patagonia.
Family wealth = FLP
Family Limited Partnership for wealth transfer with valuation discounts. See Estate & Asset Protection hub for FLP details.
Most clients use LLC
For 80% of business uses, multi-member LLC is the right choice. Specialty structures make sense for the other 20%. We do not push specialty entities when LLC works.
About Specialty Entities.
When should I use a specialty entity?
Why Wyoming or Nevada?
What about Delaware?
Series LLC?
Foreign withdrawal vs. dissolution?
What is the California Statement of Information?
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