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Estate Planning
​You've worked very hard to make the lives of your spouse, children and loved ones better. But many people overlook essential steps in estate planning that would ease the burdens and maximize the assets available to their heirs upon incapacity or death. Without adequate planning, the loved ones suffer undue stress trying to locate assets, determine desires, and pay creditors all while undergoing the grieving process. Proper planning can make your life and the lives of your loved ones better. Documents, such as a Last Will and Testament, a Durable Power of Attorney, a Living Will and others, will benefit you as well as your loved ones.
Business Law
Businesses are impacted by many laws and regulations everyday. Improperly formed business organizations lacking important safeguards can add risk of loss of your investment. Poorly written contracts can cost your company wasted time and money and lead to expensive lawsuits. Important proprietary information needs to be protected from competitors as well as from theft by former employees. Real estate leases, loan documents, sales contracts, shareholder agreements, employee manuals, licenses and many more varieties of contracts address many technical issues and should be reviewed by a legal professional before you irrevocably commit to their terms.
News & Information
May 29, 2015
Protecting a Minority Ownership in a Company
Without a written agreement to the contrary, generally decisions in a corporation or a limited liability company are made according to a majority vote of its owners. Therefore, there is a risk that the majority owner(s) will control all of the decision-making authority leaving an owner of a minority interest with little say in the company's management.
May 29, 2015
Introduction to Living Wills and Health Care Directives
A Living Will is a document through which you designate your wish as to the type and extent of medical procedures you authorize if you should ever be diagnosed with a terminal condition or enter into a persistent vegetative state. In other words, you can document that if you ever become terminally ill, you direct that no extreme measures are used to sustain your life.
Areas of Practice
Estate Planning
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Wills & Trusts
Power of Attorney
Living Wills
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Probate
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Corporations & LLCs
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Business Law
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Contracts
Intellectual Property
Asset Protection