Lastly, before I book that longer Zoom, I want to respect your time and be really clear.
Separate from everything you’ve already done with [Referral Partner], including the free LLC setup they give you, some people choose to have us build a more complete legal plan. Those
optional plans land somewhere between about $1,500 and $7,500, with 6–12 interest‑free monthly payments.
I’m not asking you to decide or pay for anything today, and plenty of people just use the free LLC and stop there. I just don’t want to put a 45‑minute deep dive on your calendar if there’s no way you could move forward in the next 6–12 months, even if you really liked the plan.
So if you ended up loving the plan our legal team recommends, do you see any realistic way you could make something in that range work on payments in the next year, or is that truly impossible until at least 12 months from now?
If they say anything like “yes / probably / maybe / I could figure it out this year”:Perfect, that’s all I needed to know. In that case it does make sense to reserve that 45‑minute Zoom so you can see what our legal team would generally recommend for you, what it costs, and then decide.
Either way, you still get the free LLC and everything [Referral Partner] promised.
Quick thing so we don’t waste anyone’s time: when people move forward on this kind of planning, is it usually just you deciding, or do you loop in a spouse or partner too?
If “just me”:
Got it. Let’s grab a time that works…
If “spouse/partner too”:
“Makes sense. For that Zoom, it usually works best if anyone who needs to be part of the decision can be there so you don’t have to relay everything. Let’s find a time that works for both of you.”
If they say “can’t do anything for 12+ months”:Totally get it. Then it doesn’t make sense to put a 45‑minute planning review on your calendar right now. What I’ll do instead is send you the link so you can still redeem the free LLC and get what [Referral Partner] already promised. When timing and cash flow are a better fit down the road, we can always look at a deeper plan then. Fair?