STEP 1: Determine whether you have a general practice issue.

What is general practice?

To us, general practice mostly means business law. We can help you set up your business in any state and tell you the rules you must follow for that state. In the District of Columbia, we can help you collect bad debts, perform real estate transactions - including financing, development, zoning problems and tax deductions. We also deal with general business transactions, such as contract issues, financial and estate planning, and probate and trust administration. Don't worry if your problem is not on this list - we might be able to help you anyway; if we cannot, we have a wide range of associates, one of which might even specialize in the area of your problem.

The following are typical matters which we consider general practice: 

• Basic problem solving including Mediation and Negotiation
• Law suits for damages in any arena no matter if you are the Plaintiff or the
  Defendant
• Incorporation in any state on a flat fee basis
• Asset searching on a flat fee basis
• Simple Wills written on a flat fee basis
• More complicated Wills & Trusts by the hour
• Real Estate Transactions
• Financing
• Land development
• Zoning problems
• General Business Transactions
• Contract Issues
• Financial and Estate planning
• Probate and Trust administration