KISER & GREEN is a small firm with the expertise and sophistication of a large one. Our firm was established in 2003 and has provided exceptional legal services to clients both large and small since that time.

The attorneys and staff at Kiser & Green recognize that a personal relationship lies at the heart of every attorney-client relationship. Therefore, we take the time to listen and understand the needs of each and every client so that we may provide the personal assistance and representation he or she requires.

Prior to speaking to an Attorney, it is always helpful if you have certain information gathered that may be helpful in either a phone consultation or an appointment. All conversations with our staff are treated in strict confidence.  The forms that can be accessed via the link shown below will help you to prepare for your consulation.

Forms & Questionnaires

The information below will answer many of the most frequently asked questions about our practice areas.  If you should need additional information, please do not hesitate to contact us.

PRACTICE AREAS

Bankruptcy Law

Maybe you lost your job and just can’t make ends meet. Maybe you were injured or fell ill and now your medical bills are piling up. No matter the reason, the attorneys at Kiser & Green will guide you through the bankruptcy court system and put you back in control of your life. No more harassing calls. No more garnishment of your wages. No more threats of repossession. No more foreclosure actions on your home. No more worry. No more fear. Kiser & Green will give you back the respect you deserve and the breathing room you need to make a fresh start for you and your family.  With Kiser & Green on your side, you can overcome financial troubles and look forward to a much brighter future.

Bankruptcy FAQ

Real Estate Law

Kiser & Green focuses heavily in the area of Real Estate Law.  We handle purchase and sale transactions, refinance closings, construction loan and acquisition and development loan closings. Our  goal is to provide top quality service to all parties involved. Our staff at Kiser & Green is highly qualified in all aspects of real estate law and understand that customer service is the cornerstone of our business. We obtain all necessary information in a timely and efficient manner so that closings are conducted with accuracy and proceed on schedule.

Real Estate FAQ

Corporate & Commercial Law

The attorneys at Kiser & Green are experienced in representing new and established business owners with their corporate and business needs.  We understand that realistic assessment and candid advice is the foundation upon which all good attorney-client relationships are built. We focus on our clients’ business objectives as well as the most efficient and effective means for achieving those objectives.  Whether incorporating a new venture, reviewing contracts or leases, or handling the purchase and sale of a businsess, we at Kiser & Green provide the sophistication of a large firm with the personal touch of a small one.

Corporate & Commerical FAQ

Estate Planning & Probate Law

Affecting virtually everyone, Estate Planning is one of the most important, but commonly neglected, areas of the law.  An good Estate Plan is surprisingly economical, but can save thousands of dollars and hours of grief.  At Kiser & Green, we are thoroughly experienced in preparing basic Estate Plans, including Last Wills & Testaments, Living Wills, Durable Powers of Attorney for Healthcare and Durable Financial Powers of Attorney.  Should your net worth expand your needs beyond such basics, we work closely with experienced financial planners so that your assets are protected and your tax liability minimized.

No matter how good the Estate Plan, it must eventually be implemented.  The death of a family member or loved one is difficult enough without having to untangle the morass of legal issues presented by the Probate process unassisted.  Our experienced attorneys will counsel and guide you  so that the burden of your loss is not compounded by the frustration of probating your loved one's estate alone.

Estate Planning & Probate FAQ