Every asset your business accumulates — equipment, IP, cash reserves, real estate — should not sit in the same entity that signs contracts and faces daily liability. The Wyoming Holding LLC is the vault. What a creditor reaches in your operating entity stops being worth pursuing the moment this structure is in place.
One published price. You know the number before we touch a single document
Every document drafted by a paralegal and reviewed by licensed legal counsel.
Wyoming to California. Every layer coordinated and built to hold when it matters.
You pay once. No retainer. No meter running. No invoice you didn't see coming.
No sales pitch. Just the structure, built correctly
Q ) Do I need an existing Operating LLC to use the Holding LLC?
Yes. The Holding LLC works as the apex entity above an Operating LLC. If you do not have an Operating LLC in place, we recommend starting with the Single-Member LLC Formation first or bundling both together
Q ) Does my Operating LLC need to be in Wyoming too?
No. Your Operating LLC can be formed in any state. The Holding LLC is formed in Wyoming specifically for its charging order exclusivity statute and privacy provisions. The two entities are connected through documented inter-entity agreements regardless of where each is formed.
Q ) How does money move between the two entities legally?
Through documented agreements — a licensing agreement, an equipment lease, or a management fee agreement. Every transfer is at market rate, invoiced, and processed as a real business transaction. That documentation is what makes the separation hold under scrutiny.
The Wyoming Holding LLC sits above your Operating LLC in the structure. It holds what the operating entity earns — IP, equipment, accumulated capital, real estate equity — under documented inter-entity agreements that make every transfer legitimate and every lien defensible. A plaintiff’s attorney who wins against your Operating LLC finds a company that owns nothing of permanent value. Everything worth having is in the Holding LLC. And the Holding LLC has six protective provisions that make a charging order against it a paperweight — not a collection tool.
Charging order exclusivity. Phantom income provision. Transfer restriction with assignee-only status. Manager distribution authority — sole and exclusive. Unanimous consent for court-ordered transfers. Right of first refusal. Every one of these provisions is in the operating agreement we draft. None of them are in the boilerplate agreement any online service provides. That is the difference between a label and a vault.
If your business is accumulating assets — equipment that has been paid off, intellectual property, cash reserves, real estate — and those assets are sitting inside the same entity that faces your customers, your vendors, and your daily liability, you are carrying everything in one pocket. One judgment empties it. The Wyoming Holding LLC separates the pocket that faces the risk from the pocket that holds the value.
The Wyoming Holding LLC package builds the complete vault — the entity, the operating agreement with all six protective provisions, and the inter-entity agreements that make the separation between your Operating LLC and your Holding LLC legitimate, documented, and defensible.
Everything above is prepared by an assigned paralegal and reviewed by licensed legal counsel before it reaches you. One flat fee. No retainer. No hourly billing. No invoice you did not see coming.