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LLC Is NOT Enough: What Business Owners Actually Need to Be Protected

In this episode of The FoundHer Circle, attorney Danielle Alvarez shares what every entrepreneur needs before starting a business — from LLC formation to master service agreements, contractor agreements, operating agreements, and the legal mistakes that can cost you thousands in litigation. Danielle’s journey from owning a competitive dance studio to becoming a small business attorney gives her a unique perspective on what founders actually face. This conversation dives into: • Transitioning from side hustle to full-time business • Why an LLC alone is not enough • The documents every service provider must have • How miscommunication leads to lawsuits • Why partnerships fail without clear agreements • The real cost of litigation • Why building a personal brand today is non-negotiable If you are starting a business, growing a consulting practice, or running a partnership — this episode is essential. Subscribe to The FoundHer Circle for more conversations on entrepreneurship, law, motherhood, and building generational wealth. #Entrepreneurship #SmallBusinessLaw #WomenInBusiness #LLC #BusinessContracts #FemaleFounders 00:00 Introduction to Danielle Alvarez 02:10 From Dance Studio Owner to Law School 06:45 Balancing Law School, Business & Motherhood 12:30 Letting Go of Identity & Selling the Studio 18:40 Side Hustle to Full-Time Business Transition 23:15 Why an LLC Is NOT Enough 26:50 The Core Contracts Every Business Needs 31:40 Master Services Agreement Explained 35:20 Contractor vs Employee Misclassification 39:30 Why Partnerships Fail Without Agreements 44:10 The Real Cost of Litigation 48:20 Building a Personal Brand as a Business Owner 54:00 Why Social Media Is the Future of Business 59:30 Final Advice for Entrepreneurs business contracts LLC formation small business attorney women entrepreneurs female founders podcast master service agreement explained contractor vs employee difference business partnership agreement how to start a business legally entrepreneur legal advice Florida business lawyer women in law podcast