Estate Planning
Wills, revocable living trusts, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives that protect the people you love and keep your family out of probate court.
Learn MoreCounsel for what you build, own, and leave behind.
At Shamuel PLLC, we advise individuals, families, and business owners on estate planning, business formation and contracts, and real estate transactions.
Most of our work is preventive. Our goal is to put the right documents in place early so that your family, your business, and your property are protected before a problem comes up.
Every client works directly with Ronnie C. Shamuel, from the first meeting through the final signature. Ronnie brings years of experience as an in-house corporate attorney and general counsel, working inside growing companies, and that background shapes our advice: practical, cost-conscious, and focused on what you are trying to build. Whether you are preparing a will, forming a company, or buying a home, the first step is a conversation about what you want to accomplish. The legal work follows from that.
About UsThese three areas overlap more often than people expect. A business owner's estate plan has to account for the company, and a home purchase should be titled with the estate plan in mind.
Wills, revocable living trusts, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives that protect the people you love and keep your family out of probate court.
Learn MoreEntity formation, contracts, and ongoing outside general counsel, from an attorney who has served as general counsel to growing companies.
Learn MoreAttorney representation for residential and commercial purchases, sales, leases, and closings, from contract review through closing day.
Learn MoreYour matter is handled by your attorney personally, and your calls and emails are answered by the person doing the work.
Before you sign anything, we go through it together so you understand what each document does and why it is there.
Your operating agreement, property deeds, and estate plan are drafted to work with each other.
Flat fees are available for many services, and every engagement starts with a written fee agreement.
Providing for a spouse, children, and other loved ones, including naming guardians for minor children.
Reviewing the purchase contract and closing, then holding the home in a way that avoids probate.
Choosing an entity, drafting contracts, and planning for what happens to the company later.
Settling ownership, roles, and exit terms in writing at the start, while everyone agrees.
Buying and leasing property through LLCs that keep personal assets separate.
Powers of attorney for incapacity, and a plan for passing assets to children and grandchildren.
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