Legal help for the business you're building — and the family behind it.
LLC Formation
Starting a business? Britt handles LLC establishment the right way — articles, operating agreement, EIN guidance, and the practical advice most online services skip. You get a real attorney, not a filing mill, at a price that makes sense for a small business.
Business Succession Planning
What happens to the business when you retire, slow down, or pass away? Succession planning answers that question while everyone is still on good terms. Britt builds structures that pass your business to heirs or partners smoothly — preserving both the company and the family relationships behind it.
Buy-Sell Agreements
If you have business partners, a buy-sell agreement is non-negotiable. It decides in advance what happens if a partner dies, divorces, becomes disabled, or wants out — so a difficult moment doesn't become a company-ending dispute.
Asset Protection
Keep business risk away from family assets and family risk away from the business. Britt helps structure entities and ownership so what you've built is protected from the unexpected.
Trust & Business Coordination
This is where Britt's estate planning and business backgrounds meet. Putting your LLC in your trust, aligning your operating agreement with your estate plan, and making sure beneficiary designations don't fight your documents — it all has to work as one system.
Ongoing Business Counsel
Contract review, compliance, governance, and strategic planning. With both law-firm and in-house experience, Britt understands the operational realities business owners face — not just the legal theory.
Your business plan and estate plan, finally on speaking terms.
Most business owners have an attorney for the company and (maybe) a separate one for the estate plan — and the two never talk. That’s how businesses end up stuck in probate, heirs end up in disputes, and carefully built companies unravel. With an LL.M. in Taxation from Georgetown and years of experience in business succession, Britt plans both sides together.
Talk to Britt- How do I pass my business to my heirs without a tax mess?
- Should my LLC be owned by my trust?
- What happens to the company if my partner dies?
- How do I treat my kids fairly when only one works in the business?
- Is my family's home protected from business liabilities?
- If you’ve asked yourself any of these, you’re in the right place.
Built something worth protecting?
Tell Britt about your business in the questionnaire, and she'll come to your consultation already prepared.