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Jeffrey T Wilson Attorney

Divorce
I love mediation. But I hate divorce mediation. There’s one exception: a mediator mediating two legal advisors, who can privately inform their individual clients of their rights. A mediator is a neutral, and can often facilitate an agreed-upon resolution between knowledgeable parties on opposite sides of an identified issue of contention, like business partners, or a landlord who wants to keep the lease and a tenant who wants to stay arguing over a repair cost. How does that deal with personal hurt, fear, need, and suffering? I understand the goal: don’t let the lawyers control. So why not devise a fair proposal before protracted litigation; an agreement can be founded on carefully-thought-out, calm consideration, even if there’s a bitter pill. Yet, sometimes emotions run too high, and all-out “war’ is the only way through it.

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Jeffrey T Wilson Attorney

Divorce
I love mediation. But I hate divorce mediation. There’s one exception: a mediator mediating two legal advisors, who can privately inform their individual clients of their rights. A mediator is a neutral, and can often facilitate an agreed-upon resolution between knowledgeable parties on opposite sides of an identified issue of contention, like business partners, or a landlord who wants to keep the lease and a tenant who wants to stay arguing over a repair cost. How does that deal with personal hurt, fear, need, and suffering? I understand the goal: don’t let the lawyers control. So why not devise a fair proposal before protracted litigation; an agreement can be founded on carefully-thought-out, calm consideration, even if there’s a bitter pill. Yet, sometimes emotions run too high, and all-out “war’ is the only way through it.
Child Support
There are seven issues of a divorce. Three involve minor children: child custody, child visitation, and child support. Another three pose issues for all couples: spousal support, division of community property, an attorney fees. That’s six issues, the same six, for legal separation. The seventh of a divorce is a termination of a spouse’s status as a married person. It just happens; there’s no battle over that. There should be a really good reason for a legal separation goal, since most often, the six potential battles exhaust any necessity for a truce. I like to say, if you get through the six, and the makings of a relationship are still there, spend some time rediscovering yourself, then date, and remarry, if you wish.
Child Custody and Visitation
Marriage alters property rights between the marital partners. Premarital Agreements are mature goals for successive partners, yet somewhat fatalistic to the ideology of true love in a young couple. Relationships between a man and a woman may be blessed to result in offspring, who may witness curses later in the form of paternity law suits, child custody, child visitation and child support disagreements. Children also bring us the legal structure of adoption and guardianship.
Adoption
Paternity
Premarital Agreement
Guardianship
In a Contingent Trust Will there is no current transfer of wealth. Therefore, you will avoid an ongoing administration until you are equipped with the time and the knowledge to handle it, like a personal hobby. You can always construct an immediate transfer of wealth at a point in the future that you choose. The “contingency” is the age of your children. If one spouse dies and the other survives, the survivor will keep all wealth and will handle all needs and, of course, the reverse is true. If both spouses suffer an “early” death, then, the trust “kicks in” to hold wealth, but only if the children are below your selected age, like 18, or 21, or 25. So, this is an excellent vehicle for young, growing families, inclusive of the most important idea for such families, namely guardianship appointments.
Spousal Support
Legal Separation

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
Business Transactions
I have assisted corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies, and sole proprietorships, including how to select one over another. I have processed many commercial transactions, as well as individual and business real estate acquisitions, sales and leasing.
Limited Liability Companies

Real Estate Transactions
GENERAL BUSINESS Corporations, Partnerships, Limited Liability Companies, Sole Proprietorships, Commercial Transactions, Residential Real Estate Sales, and Leasing, Easement Rights.
Easement

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
I cannot count the large number of clients I have seen who have estate planning instruments and never used them. Administering a “living trust” takes knowledge and attention, particularly when one shuns lawyer fees. In my way of thinking, families nurturing children have little time to devote to estate planning. Further, families building wealth make changes much more rapidly than families preserving it. In the absence of significant wealth, I think the twenties and thirties and even the forties can be a little early to establish an estate plan founded on a Living Trust instrument. I know that attorneys differ, but one in those age groups might be burdened more than benefited by a “one-size-fits-all” solution. Since a Living Trust must be managed throughout the years of its existence, like a corporation, I hesitate to burden anyone with that kind of structure unless they can identify a need or unless they are knowledgeable of what they are getting!
Wills
Trusts
No one “needs” a living trust, but you or your circumstances may have or generate a compelling desire. Avoiding probate administration in court doesn’t equate with avoiding lawyers. Having a “living trust” doesn’t mean ignoring its need for administration, both before and after death.
Power of Attorney
No one gets off the planet alive. Everyone needs to investigate for themselves what their desires may be in order to cope with the inevitability of death. These are personal preferences. Investigate the basics to even begin your discussion of the options in estate planning. A sound estate plan can include a will or a will and a trust; and a power of attorney for healthcare purposes; and a power of attorney for financial purposes.
Probate

Bankruptcy
Pay affordable surplus money left over AFTER reasonable living expenses, for a set period, in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. This is math, not guilt. That means your affordable “part”, not theirs, over a period of 36 months or 60 months, depending upon Chapter 13 Plan of personal reorganization eligibility. Whatever accumulated grand total of that monthly “surplus” is paid against the total indebtedness, is all the creditors get, and any unpaid balance remaining is discharged at the end of the bankruptcy period.
Foreclosure

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