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Renee Nesbit, Attorney At Law
If you're a business owner, it's important to employ the services of a qualified business attorney, today!
Our firm is experienced in working with our business clients on a wide range of issues affecting their company such as business start-ups and contracts. The ability to spot potential problems and resolve them in an efficient and effective manner is what you can expect.
Whether you're starting a business or looking to expand, you can count on us. We'll represent you effectively and advise you on what's best for your company.
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I will listen to you, answer your questions, educate you on the process and the documents, and help you reach your goals.
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Your estate is everything you own and control, including your minor children. Wills are your first line of defense.
People think that they don't need an estate plan if they have no assets, but estate plans also include financial Powers of Attorney, Living Wills (Medical Care Directives), and Wills include guardianship provisions for your small children. Everyone needs an estate plan. Wills are instructions to the Probate Court. Wills tells the Probate Court who has the authority to handle your estate. Wills tells the Probate Court who are your heirs. Wills tells the Probate Court who should be the guardian of your minor children. If you have more assets, you may need additional planning to cover the transfer of your assets after you have passed on. Maybe you need a trust to handle assets for young children or those who are not able to handle their finances properly. Trusts can also help your loved ones avoid the probate process. Those with larger estates, such as owners of privately held businesses, may need assistance with wealth defense, estate tax planning, and probate avoidance. My approach is practical and focuses on your personal needs. We can provide the proper method of estate planning from a simple will to a complex irrevocable trust, tailored to each client's specific needs and desires.