The establishment of a limited liability company (LLC) is the fundamental and most common form of creating such a business entity. The founders of an LLC are individuals who aim to establish a framework within which they will organize and manage their business. However, the process of establishing an LLC goes beyond the interests of its founders, as it results in the creation of a new legal entity, which is a far-reaching legal effect. Moreover, it is precisely through the establishment of an LLC that the basic capital is secured, enabling it to participate in legal transactions completely independently of its members. Therefore, the process of establishing an LLC is a strictly regulated procedure carried out in several phases determined by legal provisions. The most important of these is the conclusion of the founding act, which must necessarily define the company's name, registered office, its business activities, and provide information about the founders and members of the future company's bodies, as well as the amount of the initial capital, thereby prescribing the legal framework within which the company will operate. Within the establishment process, it is also necessary to ensure the minimum amount of initial capital, which is created from the contributions made by the founders in exchange for acquiring shares in the company. The process concludes with a court decision on the establishment, and in the case of a positive resolution, the company is entered into the court register, thereby acquiring legal and business capacity.