Probate Law, Estate, & Personal Injury Attorney in Troy, IL
If you reside in the Troy, Illinois area and need assistance filing your legal affairs such as probate/estate, personal injury, or wrongful DUI, contact Norsigian Law office, LLC today! We have over 30 years of experience and the expertise to assist our clients in all areas of practice. We can ensure that all federal and state regulations are met. Call our office today or stop in for a free consultation.
Business Law Troy, IL
From business finalizations to complex legal decisions, we are here to assist you in any business law matter. We will make sure that all regulations are met and that there are no loose ends when filing paperwork or finalizing contracts.
Other than counseling and establishing corporation guidelines, we will also make sure that your business assets are fully protected. Being a corporation, people have the right to sue you in given situations. With the help of one of our attorneys, we will help you set rules in place and fight for your business in the given situation no matter what. We will make sure that your assets stay protected. We can also make sure that our client’s legal proceedings such as final transactions and potential agreements your business may have.
When it comes to business law, there is nobody better than Hrant Norsigian Jr., who sustained a $4,271 million commercial litigation verdict in Jackson County, MO – one of the Top Ten Verdicts in Missouri. Whether you are looking to establish a team for your business law attorney roster, or need a legal expert verifying you are within regulations – Norsigian Law Office is your best option for legal representation.
For more information regarding our Business Law services, please call our office at (618) 628-8500.
Personal Injury Law Troy, IL
When reviewing your personal injury case, we will focus on two areas, liability, and damage. During the liability stage, we will build our case based on the argument that the defendant was legally responsible for the injuries that you have obtained. When we extend our focus on to the damage process, we are going to be assessing the extent of your injuries and the role they play in your everyday life. Those include medical costs, physical therapy, etc.
As your leading local lawyer, we will fight to prove that you are experiencing other health and income related inconveniences than just your injury. At Norsigian Law, we value our clients and appreciate that you chose us.
For more information regarding our Personal Injury services, please call our office at (618) 628-8500.
Probate & Estate Administration Attorney’s in Troy, IL
As your probate attorney, we can advise personal representatives, executors, and beneficiaries of the estate on how to properly settle all final affairs. Regardless if there is a will present or not, we can legally advise and help create informative and fair decisions that can bring your case to a close. We specialize in the distribution of assets for probate and estate administration. All our probate duties include the following services:
- Validating will
- Mediating disputes over assets between beneficiaries
- Paying & settling all taxes and outstanding debts
- Asset inventory
- Distributing remaining assets on behalf of the decedent
- Drafting & filing necessary documents
Estate Planning Attorney Troy, IL
At the Norsigian Law Office, we take all estate planning very seriously. Any forgotten document can cause significant changes in fulfilling your final wishes and requests.
When processing and planning wills, trusts, or financial power of attorney’s, each state has different restrictions as to who can and can’t serve as a personal representative, trustee, or attorney. We recommend seeking professional legal advice from your local estate planning attorney’s to ensure that your assets are completely protected.
As your local lawyer for estate planning, we can also moderate and complex family or financial situations you may be in. If any of the following situations applies to your current situation, call our office to speak with a local lawyer immediately.
- You own a business (or more)
- You own real estate
- You have minor children
- Recently divorced
- Second marriage (or later)
- Recently lost a spouse or family member
- You want to leave some of your estate to charity
- You have substantial assets in 401(k) or IRAs