Since 1986, the Law Office of James P. Dillon, Jr. has counseled and supported businesses of every size during each stage of their life cycle. Generally, the first step is business formation where Jim and the client decides whether the company should be set up as a sole proprietorship, partnership or limited liability partnership (LLP), limited liability company (LLC), S Corp, or C Corp. There are many factors to consider and each circumstance is unique. Other stages of a business cycle may include operation, expansion, merger and acquisition, succession, sale and dissolution.

A natural segue leads Attorney Dillon’s business client’s straight into the arena of estate planning. Another area of law in which Attorney James P. Dillon is poised to serve with expert focus. He provides client’s near and far with legal advice that will preserve their well-being and build their life-savings. He ensures that families best interests are carefully safe-guarded, and their assets are protected both legally and financially. Hand-holding is par for the course at the Law Offices of James P. Dillon, Jr.

Wherever you are, please let us help you navigate the complex legal landscape, limit liability and bring you prosperity and peace of mind.

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With over 30 years of probate law experience in the local Cape Cod Court systems, Attorney James P. Dillon, Jr., will guide you through the legal system to protect your assets and ensure a smooth process.

The Law Offices of James P. Dillon, Jr. handles legal matters confidentially, expeditiously and professionally. Contact expert Criminal Attorney James P. Dillon, Jr. today.

Wills and estate planning can be complex and time-consuming, which can leave grieving families with a significant financial burden. At The Law Office of James P. Dillon, Jr., we know the importance of the need to resolve estate law matters sooner rather than later. We also ensure this process is done in an effective and cost-efficient manner. We advise clients in the creation and implementation of wills and estate plans that express the client’s personal desires in order to protect all assets, while providing security for family members and beneficiaries.  Waiting will leave you with less assets, will cost more and will take more time.

Niche Trusts

Niche trusts cater to a very specific purpose. For example, parents may set up a trust for a child with special needs or an addiction problem. And pet trusts have become very common. Despite the specificity these trusts can be easily crafted, simplified and affordable.