The business plan generally has 2 functions. In its official function,
it serves to create confidence in the planned company among banks, authorities or partners, for example in
order to obtain loans or subsidies. However, a business plan should also always serve as a realistic
assessment for yourself. It is often only in the formal and structured form that you recognise errors
or contradictions that you were not previously aware of. On the one hand, a lawyer can serve as an
independent authority who can point out logical errors and problems that you may not recognise in your
own enthusiasm. On the other hand, the lawyer can of course also work out all the legally necessary tasks
and provide expert help where decisions are required (legal form, liability protection, etc.).