Paul Flower Law – Attorney at Law

"Knowing that the law is good if one uses it lawfully"

Areas of Practice

Estate Planning

Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, health care directives, and probate of estates.

Nonprofit Planning

Churches and ministries, and other charitable organizations – corporate formations, tax exemption, administrative oversight.

Business Planning

Small business formation and operational advice.

Real Estate

Purchase agreements, contracts for deed, transfers of title to and from trusts.

An estate planning, nonprofit and business planning & real estate law firm.

The law firm of Paul W. Flower, P.A. was founded in 1996 for the purpose of helping individuals and organizations make the legal system work for them. I bring an internal ethic to my law practice, "knowing that the law is good if one uses it lawfully." * I will strive to meet all of your legal needs, either directly or through a referral to a trusted colleague in the legal profession if your situation involves issues outside of our areas of expertise. I will always provide the requisite attention and detail necessary to achieve the best results for my clients, in an ethical and competent manner and without unnecessary expense.

*1 Timothy 1:8

Articles

31 Oct

COVID-19 PREPAREDNESS PLAN

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Please note: Due to COVID-19, I will only be conducting virtual meetings and meetings in clients’ homes at this time. Consistent with recommended best business practices, we are requesting that all clients follow these guidelines when meetings in my office are reinstated: Do not bring any other individual with you to your meeting unless approved […]

What Is A Contract?

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A contract is a legally enforceable agreement between two or more persons, involving mutual promises to do or not do something. The law of contracts governs where law and business most often meet. The function of law in this area is to protect people in their business dealings against those who fail to honor their […]

Should You Have a Health Care Directive?

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Most of us probably recognize the name of Terri Schiavo, the Florida woman who died in 2005 after being taken off life support. You will recall that her husband and her parents could not agree on whether her life support should be maintained. She became the focus of major news media coverage as a result […]