Be sure that your property is disposed of in the manner that you wish. Be sure that your loved ones are covered when you have passed. Allow us to help you develop and execute your plans. We are also here to administer your probate and/or litigate a probate dispute.

Contracts can be difficult to understand and even more difficult to ascertain your rights. We are here to read and review them to translate them into terms that you can understand. Whether it’s your lease, your child’s school records, medical forms, or other contracts, we can help to alert you of your rights under such contracts.

Most small business owners only hire an attorney experienced in business matters when confronted with a serious legal problem. An attorney can help in many business situations, from the incorporation process to drawing up contracts and representing you in litigation.

Although few individuals actually want to file bankruptcy, there are situations when it is the best choice for dealing with overwhelming debt. That said, there are two main types of bankruptcy that cover most individuals: Chapter 7 and Chapter 13.

Without contracts, your business arrangement is uncertain. Some believe that this is the benefit to operating without contracts. Without a contract, how can you be held to any standard of conduct? Well, the truth is that while there are no “certain terms” that a contract would dictate, if the other side isn’t protected, you likely aren’t protected either.

While viral videos and recent social media have romanticized the idea with stepparents essentially proposing to step children, this is not often the reality. Each family should carefully consider the long and short term goals, benefits and liabilities with regard to a stepparent adoption.