Frequently Asked Questions
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Estate Planning
Estate planning is beneficial for everyone, regardless of age or wealth. It ensures your wishes are followed for asset distribution and appoints guardians for minor children (if applicable).
Common estate planning documents include a Last Will & Testament, Power of Attorney, and Advanced Directive (Living Will). Austin & Pethick Law Firm can advise on the best options for your situation.
Proper estate planning strategies can help reduce estate taxes for your beneficiaries. An Austin & Pethick attorney can discuss tax-saving options for your specific situation.
Last Will & Testament
A Last Will & Testament is a legal document outlining your wishes for asset distribution after your death. It allows you to designate beneficiaries and an executor to manage the estate.
While not mandatory, it’s highly recommended. An attorney can ensure your Will is legally sound and reflects your wishes accurately, avoiding potential challenges during probate.
Yes, you can update your Will throughout your life as your circumstances change. Austin & Pethick Law Firm can help ensure your Will remains current.
Business Law
Austin and Pethick Law Firm can assist with business formation, contract review and negotiation, mergers and acquisitions, and regulatory compliance.
While not always required, legal guidance can protect your interests and ensure proper business structure for future growth.
An attorney can review contracts, advise on legal matters related to employees and operations, and help navigate complex business transactions.
Government Contracts
Austin and Pethick Law Firm can assist with bid proposals, contract negotiations, and ensuring compliance with government regulations.
Government contracts often involve complex regulations. An attorney can ensure your bid is compliant and protect your company’s interests throughout the contracting process.
Even small government contracts can have legal complexities. Consulting an attorney can help avoid potential issues and ensure a smooth contracting process.
