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Practice Area overview

Real Estate Law

Under the law, real estate (or “real property”) is a legal term that is used to describe land and any improvements to the land that are fixed and immovable.

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Foreclosure Law

A foreclosure is a process under law by which a mortgage holder (the lender) can terminate a mortgagor’s (the borrower’s) interest in property that is in default.

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Business Law

Business law (also known as corporate law) is the body of law that governs business and commercial transactions and business organizations.

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Short Sale Assistance

With the economy and real estate market’s struggles as of late, many people have seen their home values drop – to the point that they owe more on the home than it is worth.

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Loan Modifications

A loan modification is a process in which the lender and the borrower of a loan negotiate to modify the terms of the loan outside of the original contract terms.

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Environmental Law

Environmental law refers to federal and state statutes aimed at protecting and enhancing the environment, preventing pollution, protecting wildlife, conserving water, and preventing ecological degradation.

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Litigation

Though it is preferable to resolve matters outside of court, there are some disputes between parties that can only be resolved by using the force of law.

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Intellectual Property

We're well equipped to handle your patents, trademarks, and copyright cases.

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Wills, Trusts & Estates

Your Wills, Trusts, and Estates property represents years of hard work and ingenuity; it is only fitting that it be handled with equity and respect.

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Administrative Law

Much of the law which impacts individuals directly is derived from administrative codes created by federal, state, and local government agencies.

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Read More – Corporations

A corporation is a business entity that is registered as such with the Secretary of State. Under the law, a corporation acts as an artificial being and is able to transact business and initiate or be subject to litigation. Ownership of a corporation is accomplished by holding shares of stock in the corporation. By selling stock, corporations are able to generate funds to expand the business or to increase capital. The primary benefit in establishing a corporation is the liability shield that is provided to owners and members of the corporation. In essence, shareholders and officers of the corporation are protected from personal liability for claims against the corporation. This protection is not absolute, however. Under certain circumstances (usually related to fraud), officers and shareholders may be held personally liable for the conduct of the corporation.

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