Counts Law Firm prepares family agreements, negotiates, and obtains (or defends) court orders including:

• Prenuptial Agreements; Living Trusts; and Power of Attorney
• Child Custody & Visitation agreements; Divorce & Separation
• Child Support & Modification
• Restraining Orders; Invasion of Privacy; Assault & Battery defense; Negligence & Personal Injury defense

Our family law practice will work to achieve a mutually satisfactory agreement between you and your spouse. If that is not realistic, we will strategically and intelligently litigate the matter to achieve the terms you are looking for on your division of marital property, child custody, child support, and/or spousal support.

Our experience in business litigation allows our firm to identify key points and potential pitfalls, whether drafting a pre-nuptial agreement or negotiating the division of assets, including, a family business, retirement funds, stock options, and real estate. We will help you establish a new working relationship as a married couple or as single parents with a common interest in the well being of your children.

If you are involved in a family law dispute you need a strong and capable advocate to protect your interests. Even the most amicable divorce can require careful financial planning. Contact our office if you have questions about a divorce, custody, support, or related family law matter. 

Living Trusts

We have earned a tremendous reputation for working with clients to draft and implement trusts while they are alive. A living trust can help your family avoid the high costs of probate and confusion regarding how you want your assets allocated by giving you the ability to keep control of the assets while you are alive. With this trust, you are in complete control of your attests while you are alive. You can also modify or revoke the trust anytime during your life.

We will take the hard work out of creating a trust by walking you through the legal process step by step. We will help you create the type of trust that allows your assets - such as your home, banking accounts or property - to be transferred to your beneficiaries after you die according to your wishes.