Who We Are & What We Do

Who We Are

Dallas W. Jolley is an attorney who provides estate, business, and wealth strategies planning for families, business owners, and individuals. Through client counseling, personalized planning, and customized legal strategies, he will assist them in maintaining control of their assets and preserving their wealth.


WHAT WE DO

Personal and Business Bankruptcy Law

Bankruptcy is an important tool to assist individuals and families in times of personal financial difficulties. Mr. Jolley has developed a bankruptcy practice that has helped hundreds of individuals and families get a fresh start through Chapter 7, or helped them repay their debts over time through Chapter 13 of the bankruptcy code. Filing a Chapter 13 can immediately prevent a foreclosure sale from taking place and provide the means to pay the mortgage payment arrears over up to 60 months, or allow a the homeowner more time to sell their home rather than loose it through the foreclosure process, which would make it more difficult to finance another home in the future. But Chapter 13 can also help a person get their license back if their tickets are just too expensive to pay in one lump sum. In other words, Chapter 13 gives a person or family the time to catch up bills with the budget they have, not what they used to have, and in many cases, many of the debts can be discharged just like in Chapter 7 making them forever uncollectable by the creditor.


Estate Planning, Taxation, and Asset Protection

We develop estate plans that will help our clients accomplish the following:
  • Maintain control of their assets while they are in good health or during a disability
  • Protect their assets from lawsuits
  • Maintain privacy
  • Give what they have to whom they want, in the way they want, and when they want
  • Save taxes
  • Assure that estate settlement costs are controlled

The following are some of the tools we use to accomplish these goals for our clients:
Wills, Living Trusts, Durable Powers of Attorney, Living Wills, Irrevocable Life Insurance Trusts, Charitable Remainder Trusts (CRATs, CRUTs, NIMCRUTs), Charitable Lead Trusts, Family Limited Partnerships, Limited Liabilities Companies, Corporations, Asset protection--Domestic and Offshore, Dynasty Trusts, Family Foundations, Walton GRATs, GRUTs, QPRTs, Stock Options, Pension Plan and IRA tax strategies stradegies, Conservation Easements, and much more.

Elder Law & Guardianships

Legal Issues Facing the Elderly

Business Law
  • Limited Partnerships
  • Incorporations, LLC Formations
  • Drafting/Negotiating Agreements
  • Buy/Sell Agreements
  • Business Succession Planning

Probate and Trust Administration
  • Full and Summary Administration
  • Living Trust Administration


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