Arizona ABS — the one state where non-lawyers can legally own a law firm.
Step One — ABS Fit & Roadmap

Find out if this fits — and leave with a plan.

A focused working session with our team and a vetted Arizona attorney — and a written, personalized roadmap for owning a legal-services business the right way. The $500 is credited in full toward the Firm Founder Program when you move forward.

  • A one-on-one fit assessment — with a vetted Arizona attorney, not just us
  • Your personalized written roadmap: entity path, structure, and the exact next steps
  • Straight answers on real cost, timeline, and where these deals go wrong
  • The full $500 credited toward the Firm Founder Program if you move forward
$500 credited toward the program

First, a quick eligibility check

Arizona's ABS rules rule out some applicants automatically. Before anyone puts money down, we make sure there's nothing that would obviously block your application — it takes about two minutes and protects your time and ours.

Your answers are encrypted and never sold. This is general information, not legal advice, and does not guarantee ABS approval.

Why Start Here

$500 that pays for itself — twice

It's credited back in full when you move forward — and it replaces the far bigger cost of figuring this out alone.

Going it alone

  • Weeks reading Arizona bar rules just to learn what's actually legal
  • Filing fees plus attorney hours — with no fixed number and no plan
  • Months spent vetting attorneys who don't understand the ABS model
  • Real risk of the wrong structure — a failed application or UPL exposure
The Roadmap

Done with you — $500, credited

  • A vetted Arizona attorney in the room from step one
  • A written plan built for your business — real cost and timeline included
  • One flat price, credited in full toward the Firm Founder Program
  • Refundable now if we can't give you a genuinely useful assessment
KPMG took this exact path in 2025 114 ABS firms already formed Ethics-counsel-blessed structure

You're the client of the general contractor — not the architect. Licensed attorneys do all the legal work; we run the coordination so nothing falls through the cracks. We never promise license approval (that's the Arizona Supreme Court's decision) or any income result — only that we'll do our part expertly and keep you on the right side of every line.