Tyler Non-Profit Attorneys & Lawyers
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Seth Wiener
Alisha Bond
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Baruch Gottesman
Bob Schrader, Esq.
Dean Sage
Jon Bourne
Ken Emanuelson
Derek Saunders
Tara Smith
Jarad Dickinson
Tyler Non-Profit Lawyers
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On UpCounsel, you can find and connect with top-rated Tyler non-profit attorneys & lawyers that provide a range of non-profit law services for startup non-profits to more seasoned non-profits around the city of Tyler. Any of the top-rated Tyler non-profit lawyers you connect with will be available to help with a variety of your non-profit legal needs on-demand or on an ongoing basis.
From the forming of a non-profit organization to obtaining tax-exempt status from the IRS, to complying with federal and state laws governing fundraising and operations, the advice of experienced Tyler non-profit attorney is crucial throughout each stage of your non-profit’s growth. Whether you are forming a 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(4), you can easily hire an experienced Tyler non-profit lawyer on UpCounsel for your on-demand or ongoing non-profit legal needs today.
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This is the most recent 12 reviews for Non-Profit attorneys in Texas
Form Non-Profit
"Thanks so much!"
Connor H
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Austin,
TX,
12 months ago
Form Non-Profit
"Everything went smoothly"
Jeremy K
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Tomball,
TX,
about 2 years ago
Form Non-Profit
"Thank you! Your time and expertise was truly appreciated."
Michele M
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Springtown,
TX,
over 2 years ago
Form Non-Profit
"Super professional!!!"
Won Y
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Frisco,
TX,
over 3 years ago
Texas Non-Profit Formation LLC
"Excellent Service"
Venkat G
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Plano,
TX,
about 4 years ago
Form Non-Profit
"Baruch is a great attorney! Knowledgeable, thorough, and talented. Don’t hesitate for him to help you with your legal issues."
Robert C
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Katy,
TX,
about 4 years ago
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Other Non-Profit Matter
"Very helpful and patient. A pleasure to work with. Completed our nonprofit bylaw account as requested."
Donna R
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Fulshear,
TX,
over 5 years ago
Assist with Outside General Counsel
"It is an absolute pleasure working with Joshua and his amazing team!"
Emma R
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Amarillo,
TX,
over 6 years ago
Assist with Other Non-Profit Matter
"Excellent service great response."
Ralph F
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Grapevine,
TX,
almost 7 years ago
Form Non-Profit
"Did exactly what I needed and did it promptly. Thank you."
Douglas S
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Denton,
TX,
about 7 years ago
Non-Profit Formation Services
"Great attorney we will be working with Erin for all our legal matters."
Telesforo A
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Houston,
TX,
almost 8 years ago
Non-Profit Formation Services
"Wonderful, helpful, prompt and clear in communication"
Roger R
.
Keller,
TX,
over 9 years ago
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