Depending on what you're doing I don't think you should worry too much about the legal structure. Focus instead on building a killer product and actually gettin

Depending on what you're doing I don't think you should worry too much about the legal structure. Focus instead on building a killer product and actually getting it built -- this is the hardest part and is most likely to mess you up, not disputes over company ownership. Even if there are disputes, disputes + shipping are better than not shipping and no disputes. If you have parents who are into this, one thing you could do is ask them to hammer all of this out for you and just put your heads back down and keep hacking. Also, managing a remote worker is really hard, even moreso since you are so young and likely don't have much experience with it. I would try to avoid this if you can, or at the very least figure out a way to keep working asynchronously. This is a very hard problem though. Good luck!