NEBRASKA & IOWA
402.933.2111
CONNECTICUT & NEW YORK
203.880.5960
NEBRASKA & IOWA 402.933.2111 | CONNECTICUT & NEW YORK 203.880.5960
At Massih Law, LLC we guide you to do the right thing by the people you love now, and will be there for you and them when you cannot be.
Whether you have a lot of money or a little, keeping you out of court and out of conflict is our job. We make estate planning easy and effective, and we keep it as affordable as possible.
We guide you to leave a true legacy.
We help you create a business with an eye toward protecting the business’ assets and yours, and provide counsel for the ongoing needs of your business throughout its life cycle. Our clients can have the peace of mind that they are handling their business’ organization and operations in a way that minimizes exposure to unnecessary court and conflict.
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What I know is that your legacy is about more than just a collection of documents. I also know that regardless of the size of your estate, you have people in your life who love you dearly. As your trusted attorney, I help you make the best legal decisions for your family.
Our client process will ensure that we are protecting your wishes and hard-earned life’s work as well as your legacy – your values, insights, experiences, and relationships. We don’t want to just create valid legal documents…we want to create plans that work the way you want them to and when you need them to most. Your loved ones will know whether you lived up to your promise that you “took care of it.” At Massih Law, LLC, we help you keep that promise.
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