Legal Question in Business Law in Florida

Re: Service Law

With the Florida Division of Corporations in Tallahhasse for securing a corporate and or fictitous name. They have a web site. If there is a trademark involved, a trademark/patent atty can assist with that.

Re: Service Law

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RESPONSE: Your question lacks specification. But I can tell you that if you are simply using a fictitious name, then the statute is very specific in stating that you do NOT have an exclusive right to it, regardless of whether you registered it or not. Should you need assistance in creating an LLC or Corporation, or Professional Association, for your dental practice, then you may contact the undersigned.

Sincerely,

Randall Gilbert