Business Transactions Attorney

A business lawyer you can actually call

Most small-business owners don't know when to call a lawyer — so they put it off until something is already wrong. Calling feels expensive and slow. Our aim is to make legal help feel like having an experienced colleague in your corner, not like calling 911.

The connective practice — and a natural home for immigrant-built businesses

A business rarely has just one legal need. There is an entity to form, contracts to sign, a partner to bring in, a property to buy, an employee to hire, and one day a sale or a succession. Prasla Law Firm is built to handle that whole arc — one trusted attorney across business, real estate, immigration, disputes, and estate planning, rooted in the Houston area's immigrant communities. For a family that built a business in this country, that often matters: the same attorney who forms your company can help with the immigration matter behind it and the estate plan in front of it.

That depth is offered to every business owner we represent. You do not have to be an immigrant-built business to be a good fit — you just have to want one lawyer who sees the whole picture.

Is this you?

• You are starting a business and need to form an LLC or another entity
• You want a real operating agreement — not the template you used three years ago
• You are bringing in a partner and need a buy-sell agreement
• You received a contract and want it reviewed, or you need one drafted
• You are hiring your first employee
• You are buying a business, or considering selling yours
• A partner relationship is going sideways and you want to know your options
• You want ongoing access to a lawyer without full-time cost

How we help

Forming and structuring — Texas LLC formation and operating agreements; professional entities (PLLC, PC); series LLCs; corporations and S-corp election guidance; conversions, mergers, and dissolutions.

Contracts — customer and vendor contracts; master service agreements; NDAs; independent-contractor agreements; non-compete and confidentiality agreements; licensing and distribution agreements.

Owner agreements — operating agreements and amendments; buy-sell agreements; shareholder and partnership agreements; founder agreements and equity splits.

Buying and selling businesses — letters of intent; asset and stock purchase agreements; due diligence; earn-outs and seller financing; closing and post-closing work.

Ongoing counsel — quick contract reviews, vendor and customer questions, regulatory letters, and the everyday legal questions of running a company.

How we work

Engagements are scoped to fit: hourly for specific matters, defined-scope flat fees for things like entity formation and contract review, and — for owners who want ongoing access without re-explaining their business each time — a monthly on-call retainer covering a defined bundle of routine work and consultations.

Talk to us

The first conversation is to figure out what you actually need. Call 713-955-4045, text us, or schedule a conversation — and we discuss fees clearly, in writing, before any work begins.