Practice Areas
Real Property Law
Real Property Law is law dealing with "property" consisting of land, buildings, crops, or other resources still attached to or within the land or improvements or fixtures permanently attached to the land or a structure on it.
Estate Planning
Estate Planning is the area of law relating to planning for the inevitability of death, such as obtaining life insurance to pay for the costs of a funeral, preparing a simple Will. More comprehensive planning such as preparing a more complex Will, Trust, and related estate planning documents may also be needed. It depends on the size of your estate and how comprehensive your needs are.
- Estate Planning and Administration
- Wills
- Will Contest Litigation
- Trusts
- Probating Estates
- Powers of Attorney
- Elder Law
- Elder Financial Abuse
- Conservatorships
- Guardianships
- Estate Litigation
- Estate Tax Returns
- Private Annuities & Charitable Trusts
Business Law
Business Law is the area of law, which involves the creation and needs of "business". Business can be any activity or enterprise entered into for profit, usually a company, a corporation, partnership, or any such formal organization.
Elder Law
Elder Law is defined by the type of person needing services. In other words, elder law includes a vast range of issues but has a specific type of person in mind, seniors.
Elder law focuses on the legal needs of the elderly, and encompasses a variety of legal techniques to meet the objectives of the older client. Elder law includes general estate planning issues, counseling and planning for incapacity with alternative decision making documents, and planning for possible long-term care needs, including nursing home care. Determining the appropriate type of care, coordinating private and public resources to finance the cost of care, and working to ensure the clients right to quality care are all part of the elder law.