Contract law is the body of law governing the formation, enforcement, and interpretation of agreements between two or more parties. It is an essential part of the legal system, ensuring that parties have the capacity to enter into legally binding agreements and that these agreements are enforceable in a court of law.

Title insurance is designed to protect both lenders and buyers from suffering a financial loss in the case of title defects such as liens, encumbrances, or any other problems that might limit a property's marketability. Title companies provide a comprehensive title search and title insurance policy, giving buyers peace of mind that their ownership is free and clear of any issues.

Small business litigation is the process of resolving legal disputes between businesses or individuals based on a breach of contract or other legal issue. Litigation may involve a wide range of issues, from contract disputes to intellectual property infringement to disputes between business partners.

Family law is the body of law governing relationships between family members, such as marriage, divorce, custody and support. It also includes prenuptial, antenuptial and postnuptial agreements, as well as marital settlement agreements. These agreements help to ensure that both parties’ rights are protected, while avoiding costly and contentious litigation.

Estate planning is the process of developing a plan and preparing documents to conserve, protect and distribute assets before and after death. It is essential for individuals who wish to preserve their assets and ensure that their loved ones are taken care of in the event of their death. Estate planning includes the preparation of simple wills, trusts and related documents, as well as living wills and powers of attorney.

Real estate law is the body of law governing the purchase, sale, development and use of real property. Real estate law includes the purchase and sale of residential and commercial property, as well as the development of residential and commercial property. Real estate law also includes the leasing of residential and commercial property.