Prince Law Offices PC

Dopkin Law Firm

Kathleen Scott Chaser has been practicing since 1996 with a focus on Elder Law, Estate Protection and Divorce. Please call today for help also with wills, trusts, asset protection, prenuptial and postnuptial, and more. Kathleen takes a personal approach with all of her clients to insure they get the best representation possible.

Are You About to Buy Commercial or Residential Property? Are You Starting A New Business? Are You Thinking About Writing A Will? Real estate transactions, business formations and estate planning can be very complicated matters, which may generate unexpected circumstances, unanswered questions or financial and legal uncertainties. An experienced legal expert can help you to navigate the complexities, so that you can achieve your goals with complete security and peace of mind. If you need assistance with a real estate matter, business formation or estate planning, contact attorney Richard S. Kempes for legal advice and counsel. With over 30 years of experience, Mr. Kempes is a skilled attorney with specific expertise in: Commercial and Real Estate Law: including real estate agreements, title matters, settlements, zoning, tax assessment appeals, boundary disputes, and environmental assessments; Business Formation: including formation of corporations, partnerships, LLCs, LLPs, contract interpretation, preparation of shareholders and operating agreements; Estate Planning: including wills, trusts, probate, estate administration, tax planning, and inheritance and estate tax issues. Whether you are buying a home or a commercial property, starting a business, or need help with estate planning, Richard S. Kempes will put his knowledge and experience to work for you. Weekday, evening and weekend appointments are available for your convenience. In practice since 1973, attorney Richard S. Kempes has over 30 years of professional experience in real estate law, business formation and estate planning. Mr. Kempes has helped hundreds of people purchase residential and commercial property, form companies and corporations, and successfully manage estate planning issues.