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Nonprofit Law Attorney In California

Unlock the power of nonprofits with the right legal guidance

Do nonprofit organizations really need attorneys? Should they be using their charitable dollars paying for legal services when instead they could be spending those funds on more services? Does the board of directors really need legal help to understand their roles, responsibilities, and risks?


The answer to all of the questions above is a resounding Yes!
At Daryl Reese Law Group, we understand the conflict between paying for legal services and providing more services to your clients. Your objective is to maximize your mission. And that is exactly why nonprofits need lawyers.


When we work with nonprofit organizations, we want to ensure that our clients understand the rules and requirements to maintain their good standing with the Secretary of State, the Attorney General’s Office, the IRS, and the Franchise Tax Board. It is so easy to be overwhelmed with all of the reporting and compliance requirements placed upon nonprofit entities, and we want to help our clients manage those requirements without issue.

Contact Daryl Reese Law Group to schedule a consultation with a lawyer today. 707-858-5000

Maximize Your Mission

Whether you are looking to start a nonprofit organization and obtain tax-exempt status or have been operating for years with highly sophisticated systems in place, there are times you will need an attorney to help you maximize your mission. Sometimes that help directly helps do that, such as having a well-drafted contract between your organization and a grantor or service provider. Other times, the legal help you need is indirect, such as training your board in understanding and using the bylaws. But all of it helps to maximize your mission.

Nonprofit Legal Experts

With decades of experience in the nonprofit sector, we are here to come alongside you to provide the legal services you need so that you can better come alongside those you serve.

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