Put our experience to work for you!
- Business Law
- Personal Injury
- Misdemeanors & Traffic Offenses
- Estate Planning
- Elder Law
- Guardianships/Conservatorships
- Estate & Probate Proceedings
- Family Law
- General Litigation
- Other Matters
- Referrals
- Corporations
- Shareholder Agreements
- Partnership Agreements
- Limited Liability Companies
- Family Limited Partnerships
- Real Estate Contracts
- Leases
- Business Sale or Purchase Agreements
- Liquor License Matters
Our firm handles a wide range of business law matters. We take special care in evaluating your situation to insure that your business needs will be tailored to your specific requirements. We will work with your personal accountant or we can refer you to reputable accounting firms to make sure all of your business needs will be met.
No fee for an initial consultation to evaluate your personal injury case.
- Automobile Accidents
- Workers' Compensation
- Wrongful Death
- Head Injuries
Make sure your rights are protected when you are injured. We offer specialized knowledge and experience in head injury cases.
Homebound or hospital consultations are available if required.
- Driving While Intoxicated
- Driving Under the Influence
- Driving Under Suspension
- Minor in Possession
- Administrative Law Review
Protect your rights and your assets.
Avoid excessive taxes, don't let them diminish your estate.
Estate planning is the process of involving professional advisors who are familiar with your goals and concerns, your assets and how they are owned, and your family structure in order to determine the best disposition of your property at death as well as a variety of other personal matters.
Will: You determine who receives your property and who is guardian of your minor children.
Trust: Provide for yourself and/or your heirs; controlling the use of your funds after your death.
Health Care Directive: You choose who makes medical decisions regarding your life if you are unable to do so for yourself.
Durable Powers of Attorney: Safeguard your own affairs; this will keep your business out of the Court system.
Homebound or hospital consultations
are available if required.
Focusing on the legal needs of the elderly we counsel clients and their families regarding the following matters:
- Health and long-term care planning
- Public benefits (includes Medicaid, Medicare, Social Security)
- Surrogate decision-making (includes powers of attorney and guardianship)
- The older persons' legal capacity
- The conservation, disposition and administration of the older person's estate (includes wills, trust and probate of an estate)
For the protection of the disabled, elderly or minors.
The purpose of a guardianship or conservatorship is to ensure that continuing care is provided for persons who are unable to take care of themselves or their property.
A guardian is an individual, organization or agency appointed by the Court to make decisions on behalf of a person who lacks sufficient understanding or capacity to make or communicate responsible decisions concerning his or her person
A conservator is an individual, corporation or agency appointed by the Court to protect and manage the money and property of a person that the court has determined is unable to do so for himself or herself
Probate is a court proceeding that transfers legal title of property from the estate of the person who has died to his or her proper beneficiaries. It is the process by which assets are gathered, applied to pay debts, taxes and expenses of administration, and distributed to those designated as beneficiaries in the will.
We will guide you or your loved ones through the entire process minimizing the stress during this difficult period of time.
- Adoption
- Name Change
- Pre & Postnuptual Agreements
- Dissolution of Marriage
- Modification of Decree
We can help you resolve the issues in or out of court.
- Contract Disputes
- Landlord / Tenant Disputes
- Insurance Disputes
- Negligence
- Commercial and Private Business Disputes
- Real Estate Disputes
If you have a problem we do not handle, we will refer you [at no fee] to someone who does.
We take the same special care of your family, friends or neighbors that you refer to us.
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