Scranton Business Formation Lawyer for LLCs, Corps & Startups

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Helping NEPA Entrepreneurs Launch the Right Waya

Starting a business in Scranton, Dunmore, or Carbondale shouldn’t feel like decoding legal alphabet soup. Hart Law helps you choose the best entity, file what Harrisburg needs, and set up real-world documents that match how you’ll actually operate. From Green Ridge coffee shops to warehouse startups by the Casey Highway, we make formation practical, affordable, and local.

A Clear Path From Idea to Open for Business

We handle the legal nuts and bolts so you can focus on customers, hiring, and growth.


Pick the Right Entity


We explain LLC, S-Corp, and Corporation options and how each affects taxes, ownership, and liability—then help you choose a fit with your CPA.

Name, Registration & EIN


We secure your business name, file formation documents, obtain your EIN, and prepare initial resolutions so banks and vendors say yes.

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Operating Agreements & Bylaws


We draft custom operating agreements, bylaws, and shareholder/partner rules to prevent headaches later.

Licenses, Contracts & Compliance


We map required licenses, set annual compliance reminders, and connect you with clear service agreements to start selling with confidence.


FAQ: Starting a Business in Pennsylvania


  • Do I need an LLC or an S-Corp?

     It depends on taxes, ownership, and growth plans. We’ll walk through pros and cons in plain English.

  • How fast can I launch?

    Timelines vary, but we keep filings moving and set a clear checklist so opening day isn’t delayed.

  • Do I really need an operating agreement?

     Yes—even single-member businesses benefit. Banks, lenders, and future partners expect it.

  • Can Hart Law be my registered agent?

    We can serve or coordinate registered agent services and keep your mail and deadlines organized.

Next Step: Free Consultation

Bring your business idea and your questions. Hart Law will set up the entity, draft the documents, and get you ready to open your doors.