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Unlike a will, joint ownership, or beneficiary designations, a revocable trust does not only provide for death planning. A revocable trust is in being and working during your life - you don't have to die to use it. You can see how your estate plan works while you are living and change it as necessary. Revocable trusts include disability planning because they avoid the need for conservatorship or guardianship if you become incapable of managing your property. The spouse co-trustee or successor trustee you selected takes over and manages the trust property for your benefit and the benefit of your loved ones, according to the instructions you include in the trust.

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Categories: Sexual Harassment Attorneys, Accident & Property Damage Attorneys, Attorneys, Automobile Accident Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys, Social Security & Disability Law Attorneys, Wrongful Death Attorneys

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Phone: (307) 742-7140

Address: 170 N 5th St, Laramie, WY 82072

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Guardianship
Unlike a will, joint ownership, or beneficiary designations, a revocable trust does not only provide for death planning. A revocable trust is in being and working during your life - you don't have to die to use it. You can see how your estate plan works while you are living and change it as necessary. Revocable trusts include disability planning because they avoid the need for conservatorship or guardianship if you become incapable of managing your property. The spouse co-trustee or successor trustee you selected takes over and manages the trust property for your benefit and the benefit of your loved ones, according to the instructions you include in the trust.

Criminal Defense
Over the years, our firm has grown and continues to grow. Our offices are comprised of four partners, including Philip Nicholas, Jason Tangeman, Julie Edwards, and Mitch Edwards, and two associates, Stefanie M. Milam and Kyle Barrett. Attorney Robert H. Leonard is Of Counsel to Nicholas & Tangeman, LLC. Although we continue to represent Mountain Cement Company, our client base has grown to thousands of clients. Our practice includes representation in areas of general civil litigation, appellate advocacy, corporate and commercial law, federal and state taxation, wills, trusts, and probate including planning for high net worth clients, governmental law, administrative law, real property, criminal law, and natural resources law.
Wrongful Death
Nothing can ease the pain of losing someone you love. Just because you can't change what happened, doesn't mean you can't get justice. A wrongful death attorney can represent you in Laramie, WY. Whether your loved one was in an auto accident or was injured at work, we can gather evidence and witnesses to aid your case. We'll do everything we can to bring you closure.
Misdemeanors
If you have been accused of either a misdemeanor or felony, Jason Tangeman is available to assist you with fighting the criminal charges. Jason has extensive trial experience in defending against major felony prosecutions. He regularly provides the Wyoming Trial Lawyers Association's annual criminal law update and has served as an adjunct professor at the University of Wyoming in the Criminal Justice Program. Jason has also served as an interim director for the University of Wyoming, College of Law's Defender Aid Program. Of note, Jason represented Aaron McKinney in the Matthew Shepard murder trial which gained national attention in 1999.
Murder

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Business Disputes
Nicholas & Tangeman has represented Mountain Cement Company, Albany County's largest non-government employer for many years. Mountain Cement operates several quarries and a cement manufacturing plant. Because of the nature of its operations, Mountain Cement constantly interacts with Wyoming's environmental quality and tax agencies, and with state and federal land management agencies, and we represent Mountain Cement before all agencies. We also represent Mountain Cement on contract, real property, minerals and employment matters. We have successfully litigated several matters for Mountain Cement, principally construction and contract disputes.
Limited Liability Companies
Whether you are starting a new business or have a mature business in need of legal representation, we are able to assist you. We frequently advise clients with regard to entity selection (choosing among C-corporations, S-corporations, Limited Liability Companies (LLCs), Limited Partnerships (LPs), and other entities). Your choice may involve a number of considerations, including tax treatment, number of partners/owners, the level of asset/creditor protection desired, the anticipated size of the business, and the type of assets that will be owned by the entity. Once the business type is determined, we can also assist business owners with ongoing business needs such as purchases (acquisitions) and sales, mergers, financing, transfers, contracts, dissolution/winding-up, and other needs. In addition, because we represent companies and landowners who frequently encounter governmental regulations, we frequently work with Wyoming's environmental quality and tax agencies, and with state and federal land management agencies.
Intellectual Property

Wrongful Termination
Our office has a vast amount of trial experience in many facets of civil litigation, including but not limited to: complex construction litigation, intellectual property, insurance bad faith, personal injury and wrongful death, estate and will disputes (including undue Influence), commercial contract disputes, wrongful termination and complex real estate issues including minerals title disputes and quiet title actions. Our offices and team of attorneys are well-experienced to handle large cases involving voluminous documents, diverse experts, multiple parties and inter-jurisdictional issues.
Employment Litigation
We also represent varied smaller businesses, ranging from area ranches (water rights, real property, estate planning), to high tech start ups evolving from University of Wyoming projects (business organization, contracts) to service companies (employment issues, construction disputes).
Severance Agreement
Sexual Harassment

Real Estate Litigation
Construction Litigation
Real Estate Transactions
Mitch became a partner with Nicholas & Tangeman in 2015. His practice focuses in the areas of property law, oil & gas law, mining law, natural resources law, environmental law, ranching and agriculture, real estate transactions, land use and planning, local government law, administrative law, employment law, and civil litigation in both federal and state courts (including complex litigation). Having represented individuals, landowners (both large and small), mineral companies, and various types of businesses, Mitch's practice and experience is very diverse.
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
Our office can assist you with real estate purchases, financing, sales, tax-free exchanges, contracts, leases (and landlord-tenant law), agricultural issues, including mineral interests, water law, and wind energy leases. Our experience includes representation of residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural real estate owners and lessees. We have represented some of Southeast Wyoming's largest landowners for many years, and have built a solid reputation in the real estate community.

Immigration Law

Citizenship and Naturalization

Personal Injury
An accident can change your life. You could end up out of work and paying for exorbitant medical bills. If your injury was someone else's fault, a personal injury attorney from Nicholas & Tangeman, LLC can represent you in Laramie, WY. We'll use convincing evidence, witness testimonies and legal knowledge to advocate for you in court.
Medical Malpractice
Jason has been a partner at Nicholas & Tangeman, LLC in Laramie, Wyoming for the past 25 years. He is a trial attorney whose practice focuses on civil litigation and criminal defense. Jason was trial counsel in the Matthew Shepard murder trial which gained national attention. Jason has extensive experience in complex civil litigation including medical malpractice, construction defects and wrongful death. Jason is admitted to practice in all courts in Wyoming and Colorado as well as the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, and the United States District Court for the District of North Dakota, Northwestern Division.
Auto Accidents
Medicaid Planning
We can also assist families who are faced with Medicaid and Long Term Care issues when a loved one needs the care and treatment that can be provided by a nursing home or assisted living facility. Medicaid and long-term care planning is critical and, generally, the earlier you being the process, the more favourable results you can achieve.
Disability Discrimination
Individuals and corporations seek our advice regarding hiring and termination issues. We assist clients with crafting, analyzing and potentially litigating complex employment and severance agreements. We have significant experience both defending and prosecuting sexual harassment and age, gender and disability discrimination claims. We also advise clients on miscellaneous employment issues such as work place safety (OSHA and MSHA) as well as workman's compensation.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Estate planning is more than the process of making sure that your property will go to those you choose. It also involves continuing to control your property while you are alive, providing for the care of you and your family if you are disabled, controlling the way your property passes, and saving every possible tax dollar, professional fee, and court cost. Whether your estate is large or small, you have the right to decide what will happen to it upon your death. In addition to deciding who should receive your property, your estate plan must consider the value of your estate, the probate process, provisions for your care during a period of illness or incapacity, methods to transfer your property, techniques to reduce or eliminate estate taxes, and the choice of the persons you want to supervise the transfer of your property or care for minor children and incapacitated persons.
Wills
Everyone needs an estate plan. It is common to plan an estate by using a last will and testament or a living trust. Utilizing a revocable living trust allows an individual to avoid his or her estate passing through probate upon death. However, use of a trust or will is essential for maintaining control over who inherits your property and who is responsible for taking care of your estate upon your death. If you have young children, you need to appoint a guardian for them in the event you are unable to care for them.
Trusts
A trust that is created as a defective grantor trust is an irrevocable trust that contains provisions that make the person who creates the trust taxable on all of the trust taxable income. Usually, the trust contains a provision that allows the person creating the trust to take back the property he or she contributed to the trust and substitute property of equal value.
Power of Attorney
Another essential component of a basic estate plan is planning for incapacity. Everyone should have a health care power of attorney or advance health care directive, in which you appoint an agent to make medical and health care decisions if you are unable to do so. A “living will” or “declaration to physicians” conveys your wishes to your physician with regard to sustaining your life by use of long term life-support systems.
Probate
Over the years, our firm has grown and continues to grow. Our offices are comprised of four partners, including Philip Nicholas, Jason Tangeman, Julie Edwards, and Mitch Edwards, associates Stefanie M. Milam and Kyle Barrett, and Robert H. Leonard, Of Counsel. Although we continue to represent Mountain Cement Company, our client base has grown to thousands of clients. Our practice includes representation in areas of general civil litigation, appellate advocacy, corporate and commercial law, federal and state taxation, probate law and estate planning including estate planning for high net worth clients, governmental law, administrative law, real property, criminal law, and natural resources law.

Tax Law
Joint ownership provides limited federal estate tax planning. Through the use of the concept of portability, the surviving spouse can elect to preserve the first to die's unused exclusion amount. If a portability election is made at the first death, the surviving spouse will have his or her exclusion amount plus the deceased spouse's unused exclusion amount to use to avoid gift tax on lifetime gifts or to avoid estate tax on the second death. With portability, an estate tax will not be due on the second death unless the value of the survivor's estate exceeds the survivor's remaining exclusion amount plus the amount of the first-to-die's unused exclusion amount the survivor carried forward with the portability election. The portability election may also have an income tax impact. If portability is elected, all the couple's property will be included in the estate of the survivor and it all will receive an income tax basis step-up in value on the second death. If portability is not elected only one-half of joint property will be included in the taxable estate of the survivor and receive an income tax step-up in value at the second death. The other one-half received a step up on the first death and does not get another step up on the second death. That may mean that the children or other beneficiaries on the second death will have more taxable gain on the sale of the property they inherit.

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