At Judy Law Office, PLLC, we are committed to providing the highest quality legal services to our clients. Our goal is to provide innovative solutions to business problems, medical malpractices, and more, in a manner that meets the timing and needs of our clients. We offer each client personal attention that may not be a convenience at a large law firm.
Judy Law Office strives to maintain the highest standards of ethical practice and will fight to settle your case in a fair and deserving manner.
Judy Law Office strives to maintain the highest standards of ethical practice and will fight to settle your case in a fair and deserving manner.
Services
When you choose Judy Law Office, PLLC, our team of dedicated professionals are here to serve your needs every step of the way. We strive to exceed your expectations, as well as achieve the best possible outcome for your case by thoroughly researching every aspect involved, as well as relevant circumstances, in relation to all applicable laws.
Judy Law Office's practice includes a wide variety of legal services for individuals, families, and businesses. Attorney Rebecca Judy is accessible to her clients, and provides sound legal counsel and litigation services throughout her five-county service area. Trust our full-service legal office to handle all major aspects of your life that can benefit from professional advice regarding legal matters from public to private.
When making transactions in the real estate market, it is critical to take the proper precautions to ensure that legal documents, including title search examinations, deeds, zoning and land use documents, are valid. Whether you are buying or selling, Judy Law Office protects your rights and financial interests.
A last Will and Testament is a written document that enables you to properly prepare for the legal distribution of the assets of your estate upon your death. In the state of West Virginia, if you die without a Will (or a valid Will), your estate will be distributed according to the very strict state laws of intestacy, which may conflict with the actual desires of many family members.
With proper planning regarding the administration of your estate (your collective assets and liabilities) after your death, you can help shield your beneficiaries from the expenses and inconvenience of the probate process, minimize taxation, and also ensure that your loved ones receive precisely what you would like them to receive from amongst your assets upon distribution of your estate.
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Tammy Westfall
Jun 07, 2020
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I will forever be grateful to Ms. Judy and her staff. She oversaw an issue with a real estate matter on my behalf. She worked diligently to resolve the matter. It's obvious she has a strong work ethic, is competent, and takes pride in the services she provides. Without hesitation I would recommend her services.
Brianna Gill
Oct 25, 2019
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