Having An LLC Doesn't Protect You.
Using It Correctly Does.
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They're not.
Learn how to use your LLC the way the law expects so it separates your business from your personal assets and keeps your protection intact.
How Business Owners Lose Their Protection (Without Realizing It)
That “congratulations” notice doesn’t mean your personal assets are safe.
The gap shows up later when something goes wrong and your “LLC protection” doesn’t hold up.
Here’s what usually causes it:
- Mixing business and personal bank accounts
- Signing contracts under your personal name
- Skipping documentation that shows your LLC is legitimate
- Using business money for personal expenses
- Ignoring basic compliance steps that keep your LLC valid
Each one breaks the separation between you and your business. When that happens, your LLC can’t protect you.
What's Inside The LLC Launch
→ Private podcast feed you can listen to while working or commuting
→ PDF + audio lessons that cover both the how and the why
→ Step-by-step breakdowns of what to do next, in the right order
→ Strategic answers to "what now?" LLC questions
Personal liability protection strategies
Record-keeping that holds up under IRS scrutiny
How to keep your LLC in good standing
What contracts + insurance you need
What goes in an Operating Agreement (even if you're a solo owner)
How to register for an EIN, open a business bank account, and separate finances
What to do after you get your LLC approved
The difference between sole prop, LLC, and corporation (so you're not second-guessing)
topics this llc training covers:
I't's not just filing, you need to know how to use your LLC to protect yourself
4. Add the finishing touch with contracts & trademarks.
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3. Consider insurance options.
insurance
2. Discover the compliance forms you need.
compliance
1. Learn about the different business structures.
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How The LLC Launch Helps You Stay Protected
How it works
The LLC Launch gives established business owners the tools and clarity to maintain the separation from their business that the law requires.
You’ll learn exactly how to handle your banking, signatures, and records so your LLC actually protects you when it counts.
Operate with the Structure the Law Recognizes
Forming LLC's comes second nature to me
I'm here to help
Working with business owners to form their LLC is my job
The LLC Launch was created from years of helping online business owners set up and maintain their companies for legal compliance.
I’m Michelle Wilson, a trademark and small business attorney based in Florida and the founder of The CEO Legal Loft. My work focuses on helping entrepreneurs turn their LLC from a piece of paperwork into an asset protection tool.
This training gives you the same structure I use with clients. You'll have clear, practical steps that show you how to operate your LLC correctly, stay compliant, and protect what you’ve built.
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The LLC Launch is Built to Last
The structure you create inside this training continues to protect your business long after you finish the lessons.
You’ll walk away knowing how to maintain compliance, safeguard your assets, and operate your LLC with confidence.
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The Legal Loft makes legal tasks fun since the products are intuitive and uncomplicated which puts my mind at ease!
"And omg, this LLC Launch is literally a crash-course ."
- Melody
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"I love this product and the idea behind it. I am a new business owner, and I love plain language business information."
It depends on your situation. Most solo entrepreneurs and single member LLCs? No. This guide covers everything you need. Complex partnerships or unique circumstances? You might want legal advice. If you want to figure out which camp you're in, just ask using the questions box below or email hello@theceolegalloft.com.
The core LLC principles are universal, but every state has unique forms and fees. This guide teaches you the framework that works everywhere, but if you're looking for specific state guidance, this guide doesn't dive into that.
Sometimes. If your LLC name matches exactly what you want to do business as, you're good. If you want to operate under a different name, you'll likely need a DBA. We break down exactly when you do and don't need one.
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