Unfortunately the devil will be in the details. If the sole prop has nothing and no obligations, you might be able to just incorporate. But if you have any cont

Unfortunately the devil will be in the details. If the sole prop has nothing and no obligations, you might be able to just incorporate. But if you have any contracts in place, or customers, or contractors etc, that requires some work - not difficult, but doing the right thing (eg. contract reassignment) is situation specific. Personally I'd look for a solo small-business attorney, they should be able to do this for cheap. Definitely not a brand name startup law firm :)