In the UK, incorporation is really very simple. Unless you're raising money (which you probably shouldn't), you don't need a lawyer to help you incorporate. No

In the UK, incorporation is really very simple. Unless you're raising money (which you probably shouldn't), you don't need a lawyer to help you incorporate. Now, if you want to do some kind of custom shareholder agreement or the like, then yes, getting a lawyer involved can definitely help - but if you stick to standard stuff, this is really not necessary in my opinion. Default terms and docs available online are good enough.