ESTATE PLANNING |
Wills & Trusts |
Power of Attorney |
Revocable Living Trusts
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Estate Tax Planning Trusts
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Family Limited Partnerships |
Charitable Trusts
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Special Needs Trusts
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Qualifying Income Trusts
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SETTLING ESTATES |
Getting Through Probate |
Managing Trusts |
Reducing and Settling Claims |
Estate Taxes |
Estate Litigation |
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CONDOMINIUM SERVICES |
Condominium Law |
Organization |
Operation |
Enforcement |
Foreclosure |
Foreclosure Defense |
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BUSINESS PLANNING |
Asset Protection Planning /> |
C Corporation / S Corp
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Limited Liability Company |
Partnerships |
Sole Proprietorship |
Business Litigation |
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Real Estate Litigation |
Tax Lien Purchase and Litigation |
Mechanic's and Other Liens |
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Chemical, Biological Toxic Tort Claims |
Roundup Cancer Claims |
Fire Claims, Insurance Disputes |
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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.
In case you haven't noticed, Gmail and Outlook, free email servers, social media sites, smart speakers, etc., collect your data,
including the content of emails, and use it to place ads on websites you visit.
They also make your information available to certain of their customers including government agencies.
If you are a bit paranoid and want to encrypt your email before you send it,
and assuming you are not running from the CIA,
then using a simple encryption program will go a long way in making your communications more secure.
Here is a link to an old program for encrypting your message:
Pretty Good Privacy 5 This program is open-source and widely available
Here is a public key for me: Vince_Heuser.asc
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