whayt i was getting at was that i dont have that kind of money lawyer cost an arm and a leg and i wish keep both of them

EDIT: I have a quick question, i also have thought about starting out by working at an actual hosting place that is already up and running, now my question is, wouldi have to look onm the internet to find those jobs or would a newspaper have those listed?

You can either look on the net or talk directly with a data center located by you. That is the only two ways I can see this happening. They are not going to pay you to "Test" on their servers as I would put it. Also they will make you sign a NDA and a Non Competition Agreement which might state you can not open up a data center in a radious of 100 miles etc.. and you can not steal their clients and you can not give their client info out.

Lawyers do not cost an arm and a leg. Just gotta find a respected one and that can be hard to do.

One word of advice if you can't affrod it don't go into business. Start out small as a DBA than move on from there.

Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer and take this advice as you see fit

whats a DBA?

Doing business As

I'm actually a Law Student :-)

DBAs can be acquired at your county courthouse through the County Clerk's office.

If you're looking into a partnership, do a little research first. You can have a Standard Partnership, or a LLP (Limited Libaility Partnership).

Before sharing any expenses, make sure to make a "partnership agreement" that covers every situation you can think of. You'll have to have it signed by both parties and notarized.

An attorney isn't really necessary. But, if you choose that route, make sure you have everything together BEFORE you go to the attorney. That will save you both time. And of course, time=money!

I teach Business Law Classes its a great field!!! Knowledge is VERY Powerful in this field, just gotta know how to use it truthfully wouldn't you say!!

You teach the class...but, you're not a lawyer? What level are the classes?

No not a lawyer just know the stuff... Levels are Past College/Univ some are Intro classes which would be during College/Univ.

You going to A&M?

Very interesting. Yes, A&M.

Internet laws are just now evolving and are very controversial at this point. Things like international jurisdiction, commerce restrictions and spans, etc. That's my favorite since I'm a techie type person.

I had a few friends and now associates attend A&M great school to be from!

Yes internet laws have always been controversial, a few years ago they had no clue, you could tell a judge your opinion and they would take it as a fact, now you have judges that are a little more internet savey but still not fully knowledgeable tho