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Financial Advisors Want to Know Podcast: Building the Right Legal Foundation for Your RIA | Ep. 98 Richard Chen Welcome to the Financial Advisors Want to Know Podcast, I’m Catherine Tindall a CPA with Dominion where our focus is helping financial advisors navigate income tax planning and compliance for their firms. In this episode of Financial Advisors Want to Know, I sit down with RIA attorney Richard Chen to walk through the legal foundation every advisory firm needs—from entity selection and operating agreements to adding equity partners and planning for succession. We discuss the common structural mistakes advisors make early on, how S-Corp vs. partnership decisions impact future flexibility, and what firm owners should consider before pursuing internal or external exit strategies. Key Takeaways: Your Operating Agreement Is More Than Paperwork Governance, economics, and buy-sell provisions form the backbone of a multi-owner RIA. Without clarity upfront, disputes later get messy and expensive. Entity Choice Impacts Future Flexibility S-Corp elections may offer tax advantages—but they limit flexibility when adding equity, profit interests, or complex compensation structures. Have the “Fire Drill” Conversations Early Death, disability, voluntary exits, and terminations are uncomfortable topics—but far easier to plan for before there’s an actual crisis. Growth Changes the Structure Conversation Adding partners or equity later can expose structural limitations. Decisions made at formation can either enable or restrict future expansion. Internal vs. External Succession Are Fundamentally Different Internal transitions require long-term planning and financing creativity. External deals move faster but introduce integration, cultural, and employment considerations. Connect with Richard: / richardlchenesq Richard's Website: https://brightstarlawgroup.com/ Connect with Catherine: / ctindallcpa Sign-up for our newsletter: https://dominion-enterprise-services.... Contact Catherine's Team: admin@dominiones.com