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Harrisonburg wills and trusts and business law attorney Clint Sellers believes part of a lawyer's responsibility is to help people learn about how the law affects them. One of the myths in Virginia is that if people do not have a will or do not incorporate a business they have not made a plan. They have -- because the government makes a plan for them. These default rules often don't fit a person's wishes or make allowances for families' needs. Those who choose not to have proper documents are choosing to allow the government to make assumptions about the people in their lives and the way they want their businesses managed.

We provide estate planning and business startup consultations at no charge. Simple documents prepared by an experienced professional allow for comprehensive protection for many years. Our documents are highly personalized and our drafting process helps people become aware of opportunities to enhance their lives and maximize savings. These services are provided on a flat-fee basis.

Please call us. Our business philosophy is that outstanding service means consistently exceeding clients' expectations. If we have the opportunity to work with you, we hope you'll agree: great service is timeless.
 
 
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Things change. Does your will still work for you and your family? Let us tell you for free.

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Wills & Trusts: Wills & Living Wills, Medical Directives, Powers of Attorney, Estate Planning and Administration

Business Law: LLCs and Corporations, Real Estate and Finance, Contracts and Deeds, General Counsel, Creditor's Rights

Trials (Flat Fees Available): Corporate and Individual Representation, Contract and Property Disputes, Civil Litigation

 
 
 
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In this short video, Virginia business law attorney Clint Sellers tells you how to start a business the right way and why hiring an experienced attorney saves you money. Read More »

Here is a short video discussing what we found about popular will writing software and how people can be sure their documents do what they need. Read More »

The federal estate tax will likely expire as scheduled January 1, 2010, as Senate Democratic leaders failed in an effort to pass a short-term extension to override the tax... Read More »