Whether the client is large or small, Williams & Knack, P.C. puts their corporate and tax knowledge to work for clients in negotiating and structuring sales and purchases of businesses, as well as restructuring the business entities and ownership of businesses.

The Firm assists business owners in developing an exit plan for themselves, including selling or transferring the business to third-party purchasers, employees or family members.

Williams & Knack, P.C. assists its clients with a wide variety of contracts and agreements, including, but not limited to, customer agreements, employee agreements, independent contractor agreements, non-disclosure agreements, purchase agreements, confidentiality agreements, shareholders agreements, and member agreements.

We advise employers in all facets of employment law from state to federal regulations for employees in the workforce.

Our attorneys assist business owners and individuals with tax planning, sales, and purchases of businesses and real estate.

We assist our clients by representing them in probate matters, whether during life or after death.

Assist business owners and entrepreneurs in proper entity selection to afford maximum protection to business and personal assets.

Our attorneys act as legal counsel and advisors for corporate and small business clients for businesses of all types.  We provide businesses with comprehensive access to a wide range of transactional business services.

Our attorneys appear regularly before federal and state courts, arbitration and mediation panels, and administrative and regulatory agencies.

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For businesses large and small, success and notoriety with customers is closely tied to brand and name recognition.

Our attorneys assist families and individuals in understanding the techniques for placing their affairs in order, taking full advantage of the ability to privatize their affairs when doing so.

Assist families, individuals, and investors in real estate transactions.

It is our goal to assist clients with resolving (settling) matters prior to initiating a court proceeding whenever possible.