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A Plan for the Future

A will is a plan for the future.  Almost everyone can benefit from simply having a will.   A will allows you to see to it that your wishes are carried out as you decide in advance.

Our attorneys have nearly 25 years of combined experience representing people in these cases.

Other documents that can help you plan for the future are living wills, trusts, and powers of attorney.  The lawyers at the Keystone Law Firm can explain all of these documents to you and help you decide what is right for you and your family.  Contact us for an appointment.

And the best part, perhaps, is that we do not charge outrageous fees for this representation.  While some attorneys will charge thousands of dollars for these documents, we believe you will find our prices much more competitive.

Estate Administration

When a person passes away, oftentimes an estate must be opened.  We can help you with that, too.  We can open and administer an estate whether or not a will exists.   Our attorneys and staff are courteous and will do their best to see to it that your needs are attended during this difficult time.

Estate Litigation

From time to time, people fight over wills and estates.  It is a sad, but true, fact.   Those can be difficult times.  Our attorneys have considerable experience in estate litigation.  We welcome your questions if you would like information in this troubling, yet important, area of the law.

Clean & Green and Oil & Gas

Attends Oil & Gas Seminar

Charges Dismissed in Abuse/Stalking Cases

Attorney Wilson Attends Trial Lawyers' Conference in Cooperstown, NY

Towanda "Streaker" Wins Appeal

Attorney Wilson Attends Valley Forge Death Penalty Conference

Accused Meth Maker Acquitted

"The law helps those who help themselves, generally aids the vigilant, but rarely the sleeping, and never the acquiescent."  Hannan v. Dusch, 154 Va. 356, 153 S.E. 824, 70 A.L.R. 141 (1930).

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Last modified: January 18, 2009