For over twenty years, we have offered families the peace of mind that comes with planning for the transfer of wealth upon the death of a loved one.  Our wide range of estate planning tools assist our clients in providing a secure future for their family with an eye toward asset protection and tax savings. Examples of some basic estate planning documents that every person should have in their estate plan include:

• Wills
• Durable Power of Attorney
• Medical Power of Attorney for Health Care
• Physician's Directive

Find out why you should have Estate Planning.
See how the New Tax Act affects your Estate Plan.
Learn what you need to know about the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001.

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We handle a broad range of civil matters and specialize in serious litigation involving but not limited to, the following areas:

• Business-to-Business Disputes
• Auto Accidents
• Homeowners Insurance
• Bad Faith Cases
• Contract Disputes
• Mold Litigation
• Partnership Disputes
• Fraud
• Will Contests
• Arbitration
• Insurance Disputes
• Employment Litigation
• Real Estate Disputes
• Personal Injury
• Wage and Hour Disputes

If you have a legal question or dispute, please contact us first.  If we are unable to assist you, we will refer you to someone who can.  For a listing of informative articles, please click on “Learn more” below.

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Whether you are looking for new ways to make your business more profitable, seeking to minimize the exposure of your business to liabilities, or wanting to plan for the transfer of your business,  well rounded legal advice is the cornerstone of a successful business plan. If you are interested in the formation, liability protection, formalities, taxation, and common uses of different forms of business entities, please see our overviews on the following:

• Sole Proprietorship/General Partnership
• Corporation
• Limited Liability Company
• Limited Partnership

If you need to know the benefits, franchise tax avoidance issues, asset protection, and compression in value of business interests associated with converting one business entity into another, or steps to performing a conversion, please see our section on Business Conversions.

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