Clear legal guidance across Alaska
Explore the services offered by the Law Office of Justin S. Eppler. Each practice area includes a short overview and examples of the types of matters the firm handles.
Practice Areas
Approved service descriptions and examples of matters handled
Probate and Trust Administration
Compassionate support for families navigating probate, trust administration, and the settlement process.
- Probate administration
- Trust administration
- Estate settlement and distribution
- Beneficiary representation
Probate and Trust Litigation
Experienced representation in disputes involving estates, trusts, and fiduciary responsibilities.
- Probate litigation
- Trust litigation
- Estate and beneficiary disputes
- Contested matters
- Will contests
Business Law
Comprehensive legal guidance for Alaska businesses at every stage of growth and operation.
- Business and entity formation
- Corporate governance
- Contracts and operating agreements
- Business transactions and disputes
Estate Planning
Clear, practical planning to protect your family, your assets, and your future throughout Alaska.
- Wills and trusts
- Powers of attorney
- Advance health care planning tools
- Guardianship and conservatorship
General Civil Litigation
Strategic representation in civil disputes and litigation matters throughout Alaska.
- Contract disputes
- Business litigation
- Property disputes
- Civil claims and defense
Workers’ Compensation
Representation for employees navigating workplace injuries and complex compensation claims.
- Workers’ compensation claims
- Workplace injury representation
- Benefits disputes
- Appeals and hearings
Bankruptcy
Straightforward guidance for individuals and small business owners exploring bankruptcy and debt relief options in Alaska.
- Chapter 7 bankruptcy
- Chapter 13 bankruptcy
- Creditor and debt relief options
- Guidance through the filing process
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This information is general in nature and does not create an attorney-client relationship.
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