| BUSINESS PLANNING |
C Corporation / S Corp
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| Limited Liability Company |
| Partnerships |
| Sole Proprietorship |
| Business Litigation |
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| ESTATE PLANNING |
| Wills & Trusts |
| Power of Attorney |
Revocable Living Trusts
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| Family Limited Partnerships |
Charitable Trusts
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Special Needs Trusts
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| SETTLING ESTATES |
| Getting Through Probate |
| Managing Trusts |
| Reducing and Settling Claims |
| Estate Taxes |
| Estate Litigation |
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REAL ESTATE SERVICES
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| Tax Credits |
| Development |
| Contracts |
| Litigation |
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Criminal Defense
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| Chemical Violations |
| Cultivating Offenses |
| Parental Rights -- Home School and Child Discipline |
| White Collar Litigation |
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GENERAL CONTACT FORM
A serious concern these days, especially in communicating with an attorney, is privacy. Multitasking computers are inherently susceptible to spying and invasion. Further, a multitasking operating system like Windows should be considered completely insecure. With that said, and assuming you are not suing or running from Microsoft or a gov't agency, then using a simple encryption program will go a long way in making your communications more secure.
Anyway, here is a link to a Windows program for encrypting your message: Pretty Good Privacy 5 This program is open-source and widely available if you're concerned about my server being compromised.
And here is a public key for me: Vince_Heuser.asc
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