McClanahan Powers, PLLC
Virginia Law Firm
McClanahan Powers, PLLC
The Vienna, Virginia wills lawyers of McClanahan Powers are experienced in all facets of estate planning, from obtaining six figure settlements in successful estate litigation to drafting complex trust agreements. They place a high value on timely and open lines of communication, and will go the extra mile to provide thorough and cost-effective representation that suits your needs and goals.
Practice Areas
- Estate planning
- Probate
- Wills
- Trusts
- Estate plannin taxes
- Advanced directives
- Will & Trust Litigation
Principal Attorney:
Dirk McClanahan
McClanahan Powers, PLLC
1604 Spring Hill Road, Suite 321
Vienna, VA 22182
Tel: 703-546-8594
http://www.virginiawillslawyers.com/contact
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