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Phone: (512) 761-7636

Address: 401 W Pecan St Ste B, Pflugerville, TX 78660

Website: http://www.cahanlaw.com

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Divorce
Child Custody and Visitation

Criminal Defense
“Richard is a great attorney and I am proud to endorse him. He gives some very good and detailed advice to folks and I highly recommend Katy area.” Gary P., Criminal Defense Attorney

Real Estate Litigation
If you need of eviction services, lease review/drafting, legal advice or services involving landlord-tenant or real estate law matters, call the Law Office of Richard Cahan. We provide skilled and experienced legal services efficiently and affordable. If you are contemplating an eviction, every day you procrastinate is costing you money. Hire us and your messy issues become our issues to solve quickly and affordably. We’ll get you back in possession of your property as soon as possible.
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
For a reasonable fee – you can receive top-shelf legal advice regarding all of your landlord-tenant issues including (but not limited to) your lease, desire to break your lease, maintenance issues, habitability, safety concerns, mold, noise, violence, intimidation, retaliation, disputes with the owner or owner’s authorized management, notices received, eviction, or whatever other issues are troubling you.

Personal Injury
“An extremely talented and well-respected attorney in the legal community, I wholeheartedly recommend him to anyone looking for a lawyer who knows the law and truly cares about protecting the rights of his clients and getting them the most favorable result possible.” John O., Personal Injury Attorney
Auto Accidents

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Every Texan has an estate. Some estates are modest. Some estates are significant. Either way, everyone needs to make some sort of estate plan. Your plan can be as simple as a Will. If you have amassed more assets or learned about the value of avoiding Probate, then maybe it’s time to get you and your family a ‘Living’ Revocable Trust. Creating your personalized estate planning strategy and necessary documents can be easy with the skilled help of Austin estate planning lawyer, Richard Cahan. It starts with a phone call or text to Richard at (512) 829-6100.
Wills
Trusts
Avoid Any Probate Court’s Involvement – If you want to EXCLUDE any government meddling in your family’s lives and finances EVER, then you will want to consider a ‘Living Trust.’ Not to worry if that’s what you want to explore. A trust-based estate plan is affordable for anyone, even those who consider themselves of modest means.
Power of Attorney
Probate
Texas Probate law requires all assets of a decedent’s estate to be identified and gathered. After that, any interested debt collectors or creditors must be notified that the deceased person’s debts can now be paid off completely from those assets in their estate. Once all debts have been paid, the estate’s remaining assets are distributed to the designated heirs according to the decedent’s will. If there is no will, or should a probate judge rule the will presented to the probate court is found to be deficient, then the remaining assets shall be distributed according to Texas intestate succession laws.

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