Protecting Your Property
An estate plan protects your loved ones, your property, and yourself against potential legal and financial turbulence in end-of-life situations. A well-crafted estate plan should resolve concerns surrounding the transfer of your property, the management of your finances, and your own well-being in the case that you are incapacitated. We’ll guide you to answering all of these questions with confidence:
- How will your children be supported and cared for if you become unfit?
- Who will make critical medical decisions on your behalf if you become incapacitated?
- How will your bank accounts and bills be handled after your passing?
- What property of yours will be transferred to whom?
- What are your wishes regarding end-of-life care?
- How can my family avoid probate court?
- What protections can I set up against creditors, failed marriages, and impulsivity?
- Who will care for your children after your death?
- How can you avoid excessive taxes on your estate?
MKP Law in Action
Featured Client Case Studies
Case Study: Unpaid Travel Time – the Subject of a Class Action
Our Client's Objective: A national staffing firm was the target of a class action involving unpaid travel time.
MKP Law's Approach: Our lawyers successfully defended class certification and tried the case against only one of the former employees.
What's Next? The court validated the staffing firm's travel policy.
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Practice Strengths
MKP Law attorneys help companies with all aspects of employment. We advise in matters involving:
- Employment agreements
- Pay classification and pay practice
- Employee discipline and termination
- Interview and hiring regulations
- Protecting intellectual property, including non-compete, non-solicitation, and trade secret agreements
- Wage and hour laws
- Discrimination
- Internal investigations
- Workplace violence
- Privacy protection
- Employee handbooks and employment policies
- Corporate codes of conduct
- Executive compensation
- Employee benefits
