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Residential Purchases:
Title and Closing Services
Title insurance
Purchase and sale of commercial property
Business entities for investment properties
Title issues
Private sales of residential properties
Real estate finance
Leases and landlord–tenant issues
Compliance and permitting
Roads, Road Associations, and Road Maintenance Agreements
Condominium Creation and Sales
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You build your company, serve your clients, and make stuff—I'll handle the paperwork and help avoid costly mistakes. I'm also the person you call when you run into trouble. Whether you subscribe to a monthly retainer plan, or just call when you need me, I'll help with:
Business entities: Forming and maintaining corporations, LLCs, nonprofits, and other business entities.
Agreements and transactions: Contracts, leases, asset purchase or sale, and other legally significant agreements.
Financing: Raising money through debt or equity financing.
Employees, contractors, partners: Hiring, managing, and firing employees, contractors, advisors, and partners, including compliance with state and federal employment laws.
Brand and IP protection: Protect your brand and intellectual property through trademark and copyright registration, nondisclosure agreements, and other legal strategies.
Click here to learn more about our small business legal services.
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Life is unpredictable. Let's nail down some important stuff while we can. Not merely who gets your stuff when you die (though that can be important), but who takes care of your minor kids if calamity strikes, and how will they be supported? What happens to your business, your client or patient files, your employees, etc.? Does your business continue or shut down? Who will make decisions for you if you die or become disabled, whether business decisions, financial decisions, or decisions about your health and health care? These are hard questions to grapple with in the abstract, but easy enough to walk through together and get something down on paper. Items in this category include:
Wills: Preparation, administration, storage.
Powers of attorney: General, financial, parent/guardian, health care, tax, and other special-use appointments and powers.
Trusts: Creation and administration.
Business succession planning: What happens to your business when you die?
Family and jointly-held assets: Advice, documentation, and transactions regarding ownership and management of family/jointly held assets.
Pre- and post-nuptial agreements: Planning for the bad while things are still good.