Our Areas of Practice

At Ward & Ward PLLC, we’re proud to offer a wide range of legal services to meet the needs of our community. Whether you're planning for the future, facing a family transition, or handling property matters, we’re here to guide you with experience, compassion, and dedication. While these are our primary areas of focus, our general practice also allows us to assist clients with a variety of other legal needs.

Family Law

Family law matters are deeply personal and often emotional. We represent clients in divorce, custody, parenting time, child support, paternity, and adoption cases with compassion and clarity. Our goal is to help families move forward with dignity and a strong foundation for the future.

Estate Planning

Planning ahead provides peace of mind for you and your loved ones. We draft Wills, Powers of Attorney, Living Wills, and other essential estate documents to ensure your wishes are honored. We’ll work closely with you to create a plan that fits your life, your goals, and your family.

Probate and Estate Administration

Losing a loved one is never easy — and navigating the legal process afterward can be overwhelming. We help clients through all aspects of probate, including appointing executors and administrators, managing estates, guardianship appointments, and handling disputes. Whether the estate is simple or complex, we’re here to make the process smoother and more manageable.

Real Estate Law

Real estate transactions and disputes require close attention to detail. We handle everything from drafting deeds and examining titles to real estate closings, foreclosures, easements, evictions, and partition actions. Whether you’re buying, selling, or resolving a property issue, we’re here to protect your interests.

A General Practice, Tailored to You

As a small-town law firm, we understand that no legal issue is ever “one size fits all.” Beyond our primary practice areas, we routinely assist clients with other matters — including contract drafting, business formation, and more. If you’re not sure where your issue fits, just ask. If we can’t help, we’ll do our best to point you to someone who can.