Practice Areas
My practice is built around my love for Western Loudoun County, its longevity, and my commitment to the best practices in each area. To the right, you'll find summaries of my practice areas. Click the headers to find out what specific services are offered.
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If you're serious about your business operating on solid legal ground with minimal headaches and maximum flow, contact me today.
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If you want to ensure that your family is provided for at every stage of life, contact me today to get started on an estate plan that maximizes benefits and reduces headaches.
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Business owners (And prospective business owners) should know one thing - a vital lesson that most business owners only learn too late - an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. By collaborating with me, together we can ensure that your business is set up to succeed, that any partnerships are on solid footing with clear expectations, and that your business is operating in a way that keeps you and your assets safe. Set things up to run correctly in the first place and you'll have more time to focus on your day to day business, not getting bogged down in legalese.
When it comes time to wind down your business, I am there to support you as well. Navigating closures, mergers, asset sales, and succession planning is something that no business planner should do alone. Your business exit should be exciting for all the right reasons and that's why my practice focuses on a hand in glove partnership with you to ensure that every decision is one you can defend and live with.
Loudoun County is an absolute engine for economic growth in innovative services, goods, and government contracting. Don't gamble your longevity by thinking that the right time to know a lawyer is when you have a problem - work with me and avoid problems.
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Estate planning is something that 2 in 3 people say they wish they did but never do. It's so much more than the playground of the wealthy or something to think about as you're on the way towards retirement. Anyone over the age of eighteen should, at a minimum, have a simple estate plan started - powers of attorney and advanced medical detectives so that someone they trust can take care of them if anything goes wrong. Heading into your thirties and building out your family and pay grade? Getting a trust in place can help secure all the gains that you're making to provide for your loved ones as you're setting down roots. Heading towards retirement? Having a will and a trust in place can help you dodge a lengthy probate process, take care of your loved ones, and make sure that you have a voice when you become voiceless.
Whatever situation you find yourself in, estate planning can put you in control of what often becomes uncontrollable situations. I pride myself on affordable and accessible estates plans meant to serve my community and my clients.
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