Business and M&A attorney for Denver and Colorado

Legal help for Colorado business owners

Colorado clients come to Auxo Law for the same practical, transaction-focused counsel as New York clients:

• choosing and forming the right entity with the Colorado Secretary of State;
• operating agreements, shareholder agreements, and buy-sell provisions;
• contracts with customers, vendors, employees, and independent contractors;
• letters of intent, due diligence, and purchase agreements when buying or selling a business; and
• planning an owner's exit years before a sale.

What's different about forming a business in Colorado?

Colorado entities are formed online through the Colorado Secretary of State, and most entities must file a periodic report each year to stay in good standing. Unlike New York, Colorado has no newspaper publication requirement for new LLCs. Read Top Considerations When Starting a Business in Colorado and A Year-End Legal Checkup for Colorado Business Owners.

Buying or selling a business in Colorado

Whether you're acquiring a Denver-area company with SBA financing or selling a business you've built for decades, the key decisions—price mechanics, structure, working capital, and risk allocation—are made early. I help clients negotiate the letter of intent, manage diligence, and draft and negotiate the definitive agreement through closing. See M&A purchase agreements and exit planning.

Physical location vs. service area

Auxo Law serves Colorado clients remotely. If you'd prefer to meet in person, ask during your consultation.

How the consultation process works

1. Free 30-minute consultation by phone or video.
2. Defined scope and fee in writing—flat when the work allows—before work begins.
3. Direct attorney access from start to finish.