FAQ

Estate planning is the process of drafting documentation clearly stating how you want your assets to be managed or distributed when you die or if you become mentally incapacitated. It includes things like wills, trusts, and probate.

Yesterday! In all seriousness, the sooner the better. We never know when the unexpected could occur, so the safest bet for providing for your family is to get your estate squared away today.

A real estate agent helps people find available properties and is responsible for communicating terms and offers between the seller and buyer. A real estate lawyer typically comes in during the end of the transaction and helps with any issues that arise, such as when there are liens against the property.

Commercial litigation covers a wide range of problems businesses face. It ranges from contract disputes between partners to breaches of contracts between business owners and the vendors they employ.

Commercial litigation is only necessary when there is an escalated problem that needs to be resolved, whereas business law covers broader topics such as contract drafting and review.

While not absolutely necessary, it is a good idea to have a legal partner available throughout the life of your business for situations such as proofing potential partnership agreements or representing you in the case of a costly breach of contract.

Agricultural law covers a wide range of legal matters pertaining to farming businesses, including nuisance claims, aquaculture, and biochemistry matters.

Absolutely. Just call our office to schedule your complimentary consultation.

Halbert Law Offices primarily takes cases in Washington and Phillips counties, but we also accept cases everywhere in between and are licensed to practice in Missouri as well.