Burt Langley PC ~ Attorneys at Law
April Burt, Attorney-at-Law
“Family and relationship is so important to me, which is why I’ve settled on law areas concerning end-of-life and estate planning. My job is to provide you with clarity on the law and its legal consequences and to support you as we collaborate on finding the best ground plan for your needs and those of your family—however you define it.”Katherine Langley, Attorney-at-Law
“I realized that I wanted to be collaborating with my clients, that all those facts, all the research, all the arguments, even the law, only made sense in how they could fill the needs and meet the interests of people…”Geri Weaver, Legal Assistant
“I’m part of a team with values I believe in—including personal attention and respect, integrity, honesty and going the extra mile.”Practice Areas
Contracts and Entity Formation
One of the best ways to avoid expensive litigation or unreasonable obligations (financial or legal) is to make sure the terms of any contract you sign or partnership you develop or dissolve are absolutely clear to all concerned parties and under the law.
Estate Planning & Estate Administration
Everyone, regardless of wealth or status, has an estate—those monies and possessions that you call your own and will need to go somewhere when you die. Establishing a plan is perhaps one of the most basic – and under-exercised- inviolable rights you possess.
Litigation
Whether you are the plaintiff or the defendant, financial and emotional costs can accrue rapidly, no matter the inciting reason for the lawsuit. If you are being sued, there is no question — you will need legal representation and to be completely honest with your lawyer.
By appointment only
200 Swannanoa River Road, Suite D
Asheville NC 28805
Phone: 828-367-7090