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It is crucial to consult with professionals and relevant government agencies to ensure compliance with all applicable laws and regulations.  To receive Shortell Law LLC's guidance as you dissolve your small business, call (907)272-8181 today.

Understanding the probate process in Alaska is essential for anyone involved in estate administration or planning. To work with Shortell Law LLC, call (907)272-8181 today.

Contesting a will in Alaska is a complex legal process that requires careful consideration and the guidance of an experienced probate attorney. To work with Shortell Law LLC, call (907)272-8181 today.

Shortell Law LLC successfully advocates for its financial protective order clients.  To work with Shortell Law LLC, please call (907)272-8181 today.

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If you have questions about whether the biological parent of your child has committed abandonment, or wish to have legal counsel as you seek a second-parent adoption, call Shortell Law LLC at (907)272-8181.

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Shortell Law LLC has advocated for fair workplace standards in Alaska since 2009. To work with Shortell Law LLC, please call (907)272-8181 today.    DOL's Rule Narrows Scope of Independent Contractor Classification   The new independent contractor rule from the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) could spark an increase in ...

Shortell Law LLC has successfully advocated on behalf of employees since 2009. Call (907)272-8181 for experienced employment law counsel today.

Caitlin Shortell of Shortell Law LLC has a long record of successfully advocating for the rights of employees in Alaska, and for LGBT+ civil rights. To work with Shortell Law LLC, call (907)272-8181 today.

If you believe you have been wrongfully denied a religious accommodation in the workplace, please call Shortell Law LLC today at (907)272-8181.

Shortell Law LLC has a reputation for fair, zealous advocacy for plaintiffs in Alaska. Call (907)272-8181 today.

To work with an attorney to modify your child custody order, call Shortell Law LLC today at (907)272-8181.

In Alaska, “Forcible Entry and Detainer” (F.E.D.) is a type of court case in which a property owner asks for possession of the owner’s real property currently being occupied by another person. To work with an attorney in your FED action, call Shortell Law LLC at (907)802-1023.

In Alaska, there are a few options to consider when it comes to keeping the marital home in a divorce, even if no enforceable prenuptial agreement exists between the parties.

To work with knowledgeable child custody attorneys in Alaska, contact Shortell Law LLC today by calling (907)272-8181.

On April 23, 2024, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) issued a rule that bans agreements not to compete nationwide. Shortell Law LLC can help. Call us today at 907-272-8181.

Consulting with an attorney experienced in special needs planning is highly recommended to navigate the complexities of setting up a special needs trust in Alaska.  To work with Shortell Law LLC, call 907-272-8181 today.

While Alaska law does not recognize theft as a crime of domestic violence, financial protective orders allow the court to intervene in cases where financial abuse has taken place. To ensure that your assets are protected during a divorce, call Shortell Law LLC at 907-272-8181.

Consulting with an estate planning attorney can help you determine whether a revocable living trust or a will is the best option for your specific circumstances.  Call Shortell Law LLC to discuss your estate planning needs today at (907) 272-8181.

Learn more about the role and responsibilities of a legal guardian. To work with knowledgeable probate and estate planning counsel, call Shortell Law LLC today at (907)272-8181.

To have an experienced employment attorney review your severance agreement, call 907-272-8181 today.

Getting an OUI (Operating Under the Influence) in Alaska can have several unexpected consequences that can impact various aspects of your life. Contact Shortell Law LLC today by calling 907-748-3594.

In Alaska, the party seeking to dissolve a guardianship has the burden of proof when the court is asked to decide whether it is in the children’s best interests to return to their parents’ physical custody.

There are many ways to have a personal representative removed, but it’s important to have the assistance of a knowledgeable attorney to guide you through the process.