Steve Rensch, Director
Contact me for a Family Wealth Planning Session if…
- You need to provide for a very small estate (wills)
- You want to keep your family out of court, send your assets to the right people in a way that they will be protected, avoid family conflicts after your death, protect your family if you are incapacitated, and generally gain peace of mind about your family’s future (trust-based estate)
- You want protection for your assets while you are alive (irrevocable trusts, business succession planning)
- You want to protect your kids from CPS and their being turned over to the wrong person, and to keep your family out of court, in the event you and your mate pass suddenly (Kids Protection Plan)
Contact me for Contract Dispute Consultation if…
- Someone violates an agreement with you (breach)
- Someone lies to you when you are relying on the truth from them (fraud)
- You need someone to perform their side of the agreement (specific performance)
- Someone has denied you the primary benefit of the agreement and you want to unwind it (rescission)
- The other side takes unfair advantage of you (bad faith)
- Someone deprives you of possession of something that rightfully belongs to you (conversion)
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Some Contract Dispute FAQs
What does an initial consultation cost?
Why do you charge for the consultation?
How do I pick a lawyer for my case?
But don’t I need the most aggressive lawyer I can get?
How do I know you’re not going to stretch this out to get as much money as you can from me?
Why should I come in now? Why not wait until things get pressing?
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Some Estate Planning FAQs
How do I know if my estate is large enough to justify a plan?
Estate planning is just about money and assets, right?
What is the cost of a Family Wealth Planning Session?
Why do you charge for the Family Wealth Planning Session?
What is the cost of an estate plan?
I have a will. Why isn’t that good enough?
My mate and I are fairly young, and our children are real young. So what’s the rush?
