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Whether you need to prepare an estate plan, including wills, trusts, health care directives, financial and medical powers of attorney or if you need to probate a will, we can help. Don’t forget to plan for your non-human family members with a pet trust.
We can help with real estate transactions, conveyance deeds, property acquisitions, partitions, family settlement agreements, property rights, and restrictions. We can also assist with leases, HOA/POA, contracts, easements and liens.
We can help with your business needs such as forming your business structure, forming an LLC, reviewing contracts, creating a contract for your goods or services,and selling or buying a business.
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Wills, Trusts, Guardianships, Heirships, Probate, Power of Attorney, Medical Directives, Business Planning, and Pet Trusts.
Landlord/Tenant, Deeds, Easements, Liens, Foreclosures, Contracts, Mortgages, Homeowner’s Associations (HOA), Property Owner’s Associations (POA), Condominiums, Leases, Owner Financing, Document Review, Review of Title Commitments, Title Objections.
Corporations, LLC, Business Formation, Buy or Sell a Business, Contracts, Real Estate Holding Company, Series LLC, Asset Purchase Agreements, Stock/Membership Purchase Agreements.
Year End Planning As we wrap up one year and begin a new year, it is a great time to make sure your personal information is updated and inventoried in a central location. Typically, the most difficult part of probate or guardianship is just figuring out everything that needs to be taken care of, not …
A final reason you should not gift your home or real property to your children is loss of control. This may seem extreme, but it happens and that is why I am writing about it. For example, you give your home or real property to an adult child, and you later get into a fight …
Yet another reason you should not gift your home to your children is the Medicaid five-year lookback period. If you gift your home to your children (or anybody) and need Medicaid benefits within five years of the gift, you will not qualify for Medicaid. There are other options to get around this but often people …
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