District of Columbia Real Estate Lawyer
You have worked hard to develop your assets, so make sure you do everything you can to protect them. From developing smart real estate contracts and estate plans, to getting a second chance through bankruptcy, an experienced Washington D.C., small business attorney can help. At the law offices of RISM LLC, we strive to increase the net worth of our clients through smart acquisitions and high quality management of assets.
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- Bankruptcy: Whether you are in jeopardy of foreclosure or you want a second chance for your business, bankruptcy may be right for you. We will help you consider your full range of options when it comes to reducing your debt, including loan modification.
- Probate, trusts and estates: If you want to make sure your business, property and other assets are secured properly for the future, it is time to start building a comprehensive estate plan. We also handle probate and estate administration for Washington D.C., families and businesses.
- Real estate: We provide real estate transactional work and litigation services for a wide range of clients, including landlords, tenants and developers. From condo conversions and title reviews to dispute resolution through litigation, we will make sure your property rights are protected.
- Real estate brokerage services: As a licensed broker, attorney Jamison Taylor provides brokerage services for individuals and businesses in the District of Columbia. Providing traditional brokerage services, we are also able to handle related legal matters, should they arise.
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As a full service real estate law practice and real estate brokerage, we can assist you in all of your real estate and small business concerns. Located just two blocks from the convention center in Washington D.C., we are available by appointment, including evenings and weekends. Contact us today to schedule a free initial consultation.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
