Hotchkiss Law

10/07/2024

We had a great time supporting the Roanoke Cattle Baron’s Ball- American Cancer Society last night! This is a great cause and goes a long ways towards finally curing this sickness that plagues so many people we all know and love.

Thank you to Lightnin' Springs Labradors and Salem Animal Hospitalfor sponsoring our new mascot! And thank you toArdmore Equestrian Center for inviting us!

10/05/2024

Our specials are back on for the month of October! It’s never too early to start planning and protecting your assets!

See a list of our basic prices, but if you really want to protect your assets from taxes, give us a call and we can discuss other structures for your assets.

09/17/2024

It's never too early to take care of your loved ones. That's why we offer affordable pricing so you can make sure your family is ready for every situation. Reach out today to get started!

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09/11/2024

🏠 What is a Beneficiary Deed and Why You Should Get One? 🏠

A beneficiary deed is a simple, cost-effective way to transfer property to your loved ones after you pass away—without going through probate. With this deed, you retain full control of your property during your lifetime, but upon your passing, ownership seamlessly transfers to your designated beneficiary.

✨ Why Consider a Beneficiary Deed?

Avoid Probate: Property passes directly to your beneficiary, saving time and legal fees.

Maintain Control: You can sell, mortgage, or change beneficiaries at any time.

Cost-Effective: It’s a straightforward, affordable way to plan your estate.

Want peace of mind knowing your property will go to the right hands? A beneficiary deed might be the perfect solution! 💼💡

09/10/2024

HUGE DISCOUNT FOR OUR NEXT 3 CLIENTS!

05/26/2024

Looking for a job in or around Roanoke, we’re hiring!

05/23/2023

Is your business prepared? More and more states are passing privacy laws.

Biometric laws have been a hot topic, as states grapple with regulating new technologies. Alaska and Michigan have introduced bills (HB 159 and HB 5683 respectively) designed to protect biometric information. Meanwhile, the Maryland legislature did not pass two similar bills, HB 1092 and SB 919.