We know you have choices when it comes to hiring a law firm. One factor is cost. We manage your costs by using the right tool for the job. We provide value by giving excellent service to achieve your goals as efficiently as possible. We don't just give you information, we help you implement legal strategies to improve your business and your life. We take the time to truly listen so we can better understand your goals and provide a plan that is tailored to your specific needs.
You are more than just a client number. Every client is our best client. Navigating complex legal issues is difficult. We provide practical guidance using clear and concise communication to empower you to overcome any legal challenge. From wills and trusts, probate administration and guardianships, medicaid and succession planning, to divorces, we handle all the legal needs of your family.
Working with Bonahoom & Bobilya over the past several years, we would be hard pressed to find a more qualified, relational, and driven firm.
You are more than just a client number. Every client is our best client. Navigating complex legal issues is difficult. We provide practical guidance using clear and concise communication to empower you to overcome any legal challenge. From wills and trusts, probate administration and guardianships, medicaid and succession planning, to divorces, we handle all the legal needs of your family.
Working with Bonahoom & Bobilya over the past several years, we would be hard pressed to find a more qualified, relational, and driven firm.
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Contacting us or visiting this website and accessing its content are not intended to establish and do not establish an attorney-client relationship.
Confidential or time-sensitive information should not be submitted to us until such time that our firm has verified that it does not represent other persons or entities adverse to you and an attorney-client relationship has been established.
Transferring ownership in your business is a complex process that is crucial to the long-term success, or even survival, of your business.
A business succession plan involves numerous legal, as well as personal and often family, concerns.
There are typically concerns relating to taxation, the mechanics of the transfer of ownership, and properly financing and securing the transfer.
There are also retirement concerns of the seller, cash flow concerns of the buyer to complete the transaction, the continued management of the business, and the overall effect of the transaction on each party's estate plans.
A business succession plan involves numerous legal, as well as personal and often family, concerns.
There are typically concerns relating to taxation, the mechanics of the transfer of ownership, and properly financing and securing the transfer.
There are also retirement concerns of the seller, cash flow concerns of the buyer to complete the transaction, the continued management of the business, and the overall effect of the transaction on each party's estate plans.
Commercial litigation involves virtually every type of dispute that can arise in the business context, including breach of contract cases, partnership/joint venture disputes, business torts, non-compete cases, breach of fiduciary duty claims, and shareholder disputes.
Litigation can have a profound impact on your business.
Helping you see the big picture - what litigation means for your bottom line - is what we do best.
While not every case ends up in court, we have significant experience at both the trial and appellate levels in state and federal courts.
Litigation can have a profound impact on your business.
Helping you see the big picture - what litigation means for your bottom line - is what we do best.
While not every case ends up in court, we have significant experience at both the trial and appellate levels in state and federal courts.
When an individual is in need of long-term care, both they and their loved ones are typically fearful of the prospect of running out of resources needed to pay for the care required.
We help to alleviate that fear and through proper planning help to prepare the elderly client for financial freedom and autonomy.
The purpose of elder law planning is to prepare the client for financial freedom and autonomy through proper financial planning and long-term care options.
Asset preservation and Medicaid planning are unique and complex areas of the law and are very distinct from general estate planning.
We help to alleviate that fear and through proper planning help to prepare the elderly client for financial freedom and autonomy.
The purpose of elder law planning is to prepare the client for financial freedom and autonomy through proper financial planning and long-term care options.
Asset preservation and Medicaid planning are unique and complex areas of the law and are very distinct from general estate planning.
When people do nothing, they have an estate plan although it may not be the plan that they want or need and it certainly will not be a plan that allows for the smooth and easy transition of their assets and administration of their estate.
Everyone should prepare for how their assets will pass after his or her death.
Bank accounts, life insurance, pensions, real estate, cars, personal belongings, digital assets, and debts must all be addressed when planning for how your affairs will be handled after you pass.
Everyone should prepare for how their assets will pass after his or her death.
Bank accounts, life insurance, pensions, real estate, cars, personal belongings, digital assets, and debts must all be addressed when planning for how your affairs will be handled after you pass.
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