A lawyer you can call before, not after
Subscription General Counsel
Ongoing legal support for small businesses, nonprofits, and churches — without the cost of a full-time in-house attorney. For a predictable monthly rate, you get a law firm you can call before you sign, hire, respond, or expand.
Ongoing Legal Support Without Hiring a Full-Time Attorney
Running a business means making legal decisions every day — signing contracts, dealing with vendors, hiring and managing workers, responding to disputes, and growing into new markets. The trouble is that most owners hesitate to call a lawyer because they are worried about the bill, so they wait until a small issue has already become an expensive problem. Our Subscription General Counsel service was built to change that.
Who It’s For
Consistent legal guidance for owners not ready to bring an attorney in-house.
- Small business owners and family-owned businesses
- Startups and growing companies
- Professional service providers
- Nonprofit organizations, churches, and faith-based organizations
- Entrepreneurs launching a new venture
- Any business that regularly reviews or signs contracts and wants guidance without the cost of full-time in-house counsel
What We Can Help With
Support shaped around the realities of your business.
- Business formation and entity selection
- Operating agreements, bylaws, and company governance
- Contract review and drafting — vendor, service, client, and independent contractor agreements
- Employment-related guidance and risk management
- Demand letters and dispute prevention
- Nonprofit and church formation and governance support
- Document review before you sign
- Guidance on internal policies and procedures
- The everyday legal questions that come up as you operate
- Coordination with your other professionals — accountants, bookkeepers, insurance agents, and financial advisors
Why a Subscription Model
Hourly billing discourages the very thing that protects a business: asking early.
A subscription removes that hesitation. You get ongoing support at a more predictable cost, and we get the chance to learn your business, understand your goals, and give more thoughtful guidance over time. This is not legal work by the hour — it is a long-term relationship designed to help you protect your business as it grows. The best time to call a lawyer is not after the contract is signed, the employee is terminated, or the dispute has escalated. With general counsel on call, you can ask questions earlier and decide with more confidence.
What’s Included
Each plan can be customized to the needs of the business. Services may include routine legal consultations, contract review, document drafting, business formation guidance, governance support, legal strategy calls, and general risk-management advice.
What’s Not Included
Subscription General Counsel does not automatically include litigation, court appearances, contested matters, complex tax representation, bankruptcy filings, or any matter outside the agreed scope of representation. If your business needs services beyond your plan, we will discuss whether they can be handled separately or whether a referral makes sense.
A Practical Legal Partner for Your Business
Carmona Hull Law Group gives small businesses, nonprofits, churches, and entrepreneurs across Texas a trusted legal resource before problems arise. We help our clients:
- Get ongoing legal guidance at a predictable monthly cost.
- Address issues early, when they are easiest and least expensive to solve.
- Build a long-term relationship with a firm that knows their business and goals.
- Make informed decisions that support stability and growth.
A growing business deserves a practical legal partner, not just a number to call in an emergency. Our job is to understand your business, help you decide with confidence, and protect what you are building as it grows.
Ready to see the plans?
Compare our subscription tiers and find the level of counsel that fits where your business is today. Available in English and Spanish.
See Our PlansThis page is a general overview and is educational in nature. It is not legal advice and does not create an attorney–client relationship.
