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wills

A will says what you want done with your items you leave behind. Whether it is personal property, business assets, or just a donation to a charity, it is an important legal document that your loved ones need to help them resolve your personal matters. Your property will be divided among your surviving spouse, children, and possibly other relatives in whatever manner the law of your jurisdiction specifies. If you die without a Will, your property will be distributed by a court-appointed administrator according to statutory plans for "intestate succession." 

copyrights

The law of art is in itself a creative practice. It requires finesse, strategic structuring, and in many ways, empathy. We provide support to boutique law firms in meeting their client needs to get their copyrights done with swiftness as well as confidentiality that their art work is protected.

Estate, gift, & trust

Estate means all the property of which a deceased had power to dispose by will, otherwise than by virtue of a special power of appointment, less the amount of the deceased's funeral, testamentary and administration expenses and debts and liabilities that are payable out of the deceased's estate on his or her death.

Modern estate planning includes minimizing tax issues, transitioning a business across generations, protecting inherited assets from creditors, planning to avoid inter-family disputes, litigating those disputes, addressing incapacity for an aging society, and the often neglected aspects of proper trust administration which can be addressed in a living trust.

TRADEMARKS

The startup and small e-business industry is still a new and technological landscape that requires legal support from attorneys who are deeply entrenched in the particularities of venture financing and e-commerce. With that comes the protecting of a brand or even a single design which involves intellectual property, copyrights, trademarks, and patents.

probate & personal property, Digital ASSETS

The internet, smart device technology, and social media are so pervasive that we can’t remember having ever lived without them. Digital assets make our lives simpler, but when we die they live on,unless you leave your executor your username and password to close the accounts. Executors have no power and no probate can help. Probate is to administer property not left in a will or living trust.

POWER OF ATTORNEY, HEALTH CARE & ADVANCED DIRECTIVES

What's a family member to do if a person becomes ill and incapaciated? Being proactive and planning ahead with a power of attorney, health care & advance directives leaves no question unanswered regarding end-of-life decisions, artificial nutrition and hydration, relief from pain, and other wishes, including donation of organs upon death. Power of attorney allows a designated agent to manage and conduct all of your affairs and to exercise all your legal rights and powers.