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Our Mission
Mahover Law is a boutique law firm founded in 2021 and proudly led by a female team of legal experts. Specializing in contracts, estate planning, and probate & administration, we offer top-tier legal counsel with a fresh perspective. Our commitment to client success is underscored by our personalized, transparent approach to addressing legal needs.
Our Focus
Who We Are
Client care is the Cornerstone of our Practice
Established in 2021, Mahover Law is a forward-thinking boutique law firm focusing in commercial and contract law, estate planning, probate and administration and corporate legal support. We take pride in being a female-run business, offering a fresh perspective and a commitment to excellence in all that we do.
Why Choose Us?
Expertise: Our experienced team focuses on commercial and contract law, estate planning, probate and administration and corporate legal support, ensuring you receive top-notch legal counsel.
Client-Centric: We prioritize your success, offering personalized solutions and a client-focused approach to meet your goals.
Transparent: We believe in trust and transparency, guiding you through legal complexities with clarity.
Professionalism
At Mahover Law, professionalism is the bedrock of our practice. We pride ourselves on maintaining the highest standards of conduct, communication, and expertise in every aspect of our service. From initial consultations to the final resolution of legal matters, our team upholds professionalism by delivering prompt, courteous, and knowledgeable assistance. It's our commitment to ensuring that each interaction, whether in contract law, estate planning, probate and administration, or corporate legal support, is marked by professionalism that instills confidence and trust in our clients.
Quality
Quality defines the core of our legal practice. We believe in delivering nothing short of excellence in every service we offer. From meticulously drafted contracts that safeguard the interests of businesses to essential estate plans that ensure a secure future for individuals, our dedication to quality remains unwavering. In probate and administration matters, we navigate complexities with precision, compassion and attention to detail, ensuring the highest quality outcome for our clients. Quality is not just a standard; it's a commitment we honor in every legal endeavor.
Integrity
Integrity forms the ethical compass guiding our firm. We adhere to the highest ethical standards, ensuring transparency, honesty, and trustworthiness in all our interactions. In contract law, estate planning, probate and administration, or corporate legal support matters, integrity remains non-negotiable. Our clients rely on our firm's integrity to provide them with principled advice and representation. Upholding integrity is not just a choice; it's an inherent part of how we serve and advocate for our clients' best interests.
Other Areas of Practice
Corporate Legal Support
Running a business without an internal legal team can leave you exposed to various legal complexities. At Mahover Law, we understand the challenges faced by businesses navigating the intricate landscape of laws and regulations. Our firm, strategically located in the vibrant New York metropolitan area, stands as the superior choice for enterprises seeking dependable and comprehensive legal assistance.
Mahover Law assists your company with legal support needs if you do not have a legal team or if you have an overflow of work. Mahover Law is here to provide support with a wide range of reviewing, drafting and the preparation of commercial and contract law needs, including, but not limited to terms and conditions, non-disclosure agreements (NDA), vendor and procurement agreements, employment agreements, sales agreements internal and external legal document review, drafting and preparation. We give you access to efficient and affordable quality legal services.
The Team
ELISE MAHOVER
Managing Partner
Testimonials
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Frequently Asked Questions
We are available to answer your questions.
Contract law governs agreements between parties and outlines their rights and obligations. Legal assistance may be necessary when drafting, reviewing, or disputing contracts to ensure compliance and protect your interests.
Our firm provides essential estate planning services, including will drafting, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and asset protection strategies tailored to your specific needs and circumstances.
Probate and administration law deals with the legal process of validating a will and administering the estate of a deceased individual. In New York, this process involves Surrogate’s Court and various legal steps to distribute assets.
Life changes, such as marriage, divorce, domestic partnerships, birth of a child, adoption, or significant financial changes, loss of a partner or named executor, tax changes, warrant a review of your estate plan. It’s advisable to update it periodically to ensure it reflects any legal updates and your current wishes and circumstances.
The duration of the probate or administration process can vary based on the complexity of the estate, potential disputes, and court schedules. Generally, it may take 6 to 9 months to a few years to complete.
Having clear, detailed contracts, understanding the terms, and seeking legal advice during negotiations can help prevent disputes. Regularly reviewing contracts and maintaining open communication with involved parties is also crucial.
An attorney can ensure your interests are protected, help identify potential risks, negotiate favorable terms, and provide guidance on legal implications, ultimately reducing the chances of future disputes.
Gather relevant documents, such as existing contracts, estate planning documents, and any information related to probate matters. Prepare a list of questions and concerns to discuss with our legal team.
We combine extensive legal expertise in contract law, estate planning, and probate and administration law with a personalized approach, offering tailored solutions that prioritize our clients’ unique needs and goals.
Please contact our office via phone or email to schedule an initial consultation. Our team is ready to assist you with your legal needs and provide guidance through the complexities of contract law, estate planning, and probate and administration matters in New York and New Jersey.