We assist in making sure our clients clearly understand who owns and has rights to Real Estate. Further, if ownership of real property needs to change, we prepare the necessary documents to make sure that happens while continuing to protect our client’s best interest by ensuring there are no liens or judgments on the property that would jeopardize the ownership interest.
There are times when either the Real Estate title cannot be easily cleared; a person needs to be removed from your property or a lien needs to be filed or fought and removed. Our Real Estate litigation involves filing and representing clients in court to resolve Real Estate disputes that cannot be resolved via discussion or settlement.
There are times when our loved ones can no longer speak for themselves or properly care for themselves and/or their finances. If there are no powers of attorney in place and business must be conducted on behalf of your loved one, you may need to put in place a Guardianship (person) or Conservatorship (assets) to legally conduct the affairs of the person who can no longer act in their own best interests.
Many people have great ideas that can add income to their lives. We assist individuals with forming businesses and organizing businesses for longevity. Out team will have extensive conversation with you regarding your business ideas and functions so that we can determine the best approach and protection that you will need. We will also will assist you as you consider entering into contracts with other people or businesses.
Upon the death of a loved one, their assets must pass according to the law. Estate Administration is the procedure of following the law to properly distribute the assets of the deceased while limiting liability for the heirs.
Everyone has an estate! Deciding what will happen with your property upon your death or disability is an important part of your life. Our firm assists you with assessing your and your family needs and developing documents that execute your plan for providing for your loved ones after you have passed or have become incapacitated.