Welcome to Werner legal council services.
Our firm has been established to represent individuals who are facing family issues such as bankruptcy and wills, divorce or who have adoption concerns. We have also represented individuals who have been treated unfairly by an employer and those who have suffered wrongful injuries. We have handled numerous appeals and criminal cases in both the state and federal courts. If you are seeking help and need representation with legal issues
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Services
Estates, Trusts, and Probate
Real Estate Transactions
Small Business Representation
Special Education
Civil Law
Family Law
Veteran Appeals
Assisting families and individuals with tax and probate issues. Providing them with practical knowledge to understand the purpose of preparing estate wills and trusts.
Clients are provided assistance with all aspects of commercial and residential real estate transactions. The firm represents developers, lenders and individuals regarding development, contract representation, closings and conducts real estate settlements in the Washington area.
Clients range from sole proprietorships to LLCs to corporations. The firm's emphasis is personalized attention to clients' needs. Partners are involved in all aspects of client matters.
"No Child Left Behind " - the goal of quality advocacy representing children and parents in matters of special education. Life planning support for special needs family members in the areas of special education; testing facilities, higher education and students with disabilities. With several years of experience, I have a unique insight into the social and legal issues that involve children.
Clients with claims arising from accidents and other civil matters. If I cannot handle your matter for you we will refer you to an attorney who will.
Representing clients throughout the District in matters of divorce, support, custody, pre-nuptial agreements; adoption and parent investigations; special needs issues in family law matters; senior citizen family issues, including financial management and nursing homes.
If the regional office denies a claim, the veteran may appeal the claim to Board of Veterans Appeals. If the Board denies the claim, the final step is to appeal that decision to the U. S. Court Appeals for Veterans Claims. Legal representation customarily begins at the point of this final appeal. Upon request from a veteran client, I will review any Board of Veteran's Appeals decision that denies the veteran's claim for benefits to determine whether the case would be appropriate for representation before the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims in Washington, D.C.
