PRACTICE AREAS

The attorneys at Lovett & Lovett have a unique blend of skills and experience to benefit each client and their families. Our attorneys expertly and effectively work with and represent clients in the following areas:

• Estate Planning – advising and representing clients in the legal matters associated with estate planning, including the creation of wills, living wills, trusts, and powers of attorney
• Wills – working with clients to create a will directing the inheritance of wealth and possessions
• Trusts – working with clients to create trusts handling wealth and possessions
• Probate – assisting clients in Probate Court, in the areas of decedent estates, guardianships, adoptions, wrongful death, and others
• Medicaid & Nursing Home Planning – advising clients of the issues involved in paying for Medicaid and nursing homes, including Medicaid benefits, the preservation of assets, and tax consequences
• Decedents’ Estates – advising and representing clients in sorting through the legal issues associated with estates of decedents, including working to minimize taxes, resolve disputes, deal with the creditors, and streamline the process

• Civil Litigation – advising and representing clients bringing civil lawsuits
• Business Law – advising and representing clients in the many areas of business law, including the formation of business entities and the negotiation of contracts and leases
• Personal Injury – advising and representing clients injured in automobile, motorcycle, airplane, and other types of accidents
• Criminal Law – representing and protecting the rights of clients accused of state or federal crimes
• Domestic Relations – representing clients in the complex areas of domestic relations, including adoptions, child custody, divorce, and juvenile dependency
• Guardianships – handling the guardianships of minors and incapacitated adults
• Juvenile Law – advising and representing juveniles accused of a crime in juvenile court
• Nursing Home Planning – helping those in need plan for loved ones entering nursing homes