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Jul 3How a Real Estate Attorney in New York Can Assist with Property Transactions
Property transactions in New York can be complex. Learn how a real estate attorney assists buyers and sellers through each stage of the process.
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Jul 1Understanding the Key Responsibilities of a Real Estate Attorney in New York
What does a real estate attorney actually do? Understand the key responsibilities involved in guiding a New York property transaction to closing.
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May 26Holley Office Grand Opening!
Klafehn, Heise & Johnson celebrates the opening of our Holley office at 23 Public Square, serving Orleans County and the surrounding communities.
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May 17Avoiding Costly Real Estate Mistakes: Professional Tips for Buyers and Sellers
Buying or selling property is a major transaction. Learn the common and costly real estate mistakes New York buyers and sellers should avoid.
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Jun 10Making wrong assumptions can lead to many missed opportunities, especially when it comes to estate planning.
Wrong assumptions about estate planning lead to missed opportunities. KHJ Law helps Western New York families understand the choices available to them.
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May 13We love hearing from our clients that we've exceeded their expectations!
Client feedback matters to us. Read why Western New York families and businesses trust Klafehn, Heise & Johnson with a broad array of legal needs.
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Apr 15At Klafehn, Heise & Johnson transparency is key.
Transparency is central to how we work. Every client should be fully informed of their options. Learn how KHJ Law approaches client service.
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Apr 21Estate Probate and Administration can sometimes be complicated and lengthy.
Probate and estate administration can be complicated and lengthy. Our goal is to streamline the process for families across Western New York.
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Apr 19You have more options than you think with Medicaid & nursing home costs
Think it is too late to plan for nursing home costs? Even without years of advance planning, New York families often have more options than they know.
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May 7Critical that you plan for whatever the future may bring
No one can predict the future. Whatever the size of your estate, planning ahead protects your family. Speak with the attorneys at KHJ Law in Brockport.
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Jun 2Misconceptions when it comes to estate planning
Estate planning carries plenty of misconceptions. The best approach is meeting with a legal professional you trust to determine what your family needs.
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Jul 16Watch before selling a property!
Talk to an attorney before you list. Kevin Johnson explains the value of legal guidance early in a Western New York property sale.
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Aug 5Making the legal process for any type of real estate transaction as seamless as possible!
Our firm handles residential and commercial real estate transactions across Western New York, working to make every closing as smooth as possible.
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Aug 13What Estate Probate & Administration entails
Kevin Johnson explains what estate probate and administration involves in New York, and how KHJ Law makes the process easier for families.
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Sep 23Kevin Johnson explains why estate planning and elder law are intertwined
Kevin Johnson of KHJ Law explains how estate planning and elder law overlap, and why asset planning and long term care planning belong together.
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Sep 24Quality of care doesn't have to suffer
Asset protection planning does not mean settling for lesser nursing home care. Learn how quality of care and Medicaid planning work together in New York.
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