Estate Planning

Estate Planning is reflected in legal documents that give shape to our preferences in health care and financial matters during life, and to our instructions for the distribution of property when we pass away.

Probate

Probate is broadly understood to be the legal process that is often necessary to settle our financial affairs after we have passed away. However, the Probate Court hears other kinds of cases as well. For example, petitions for guardianship of and/or conservatorship for adults are addressed to the Probate Court. Some people refer to the Probate Court as the court of compassion.

Family and Juvenile Law

We can help you navigate through the court to protect the best interest of the child.

Elder Law

Elder Law includes all the issues that can arise due to one’s status as a senior citizen. One of the most common is guardianship and conservatorship, which can become necessary when we lose capacity to make our own decisions, and we have not already provided for that by the execution of powers of attorney. Elder Law is a broad field, and we do not practice in every area of Elder Law. For example, nursing home abuse is an area that we refer to legal professionals who emphasize that specialized issue in their practice.

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