McCabe Law, PLLC

Many people delay estate planning because they are too busy, too young, or too afraid to think about dying. It's a common misconception that you are too young to start estate planning. You may not realize it, but everyone has an estate. At McCabe Law, we are here to make your estate planning process simple and painless. Our estate planning process takes into consideration your current assets, like your home, as well as the anticipated increase in value of your existing estate, and creates a plan to ensure your family, pets, favorite charities and legacy are cared for long after you're gone. 

After the passing of a family member or friend, their estate must be settled. Most estates must go through probate so assets can be distributed to heirs and debts can be properly paid. At McCabe Law, we take the time to establish the scope and value of the decedent's assets, determine what kind of probate, if any, is needed, and then walk our clients through every step of the process. Similar to estate administration, if the deceased had a Trust, then certain steps must be taken to handle that Trust and its assets after their passing. We know the loss of a family member or friend can be distressing, so our goal is to make the estate or trust administration as stress-free as possible for you. 

No matter how reasonable you try to be when working with tenants, problems can arise. Landlords need an experienced attorney to act quickly and correctly, otherwise they risk losing a lot of money and time. Attorneys at McCabe Law have extensive knowledge of the Iowa Landlord Tenant Code and vast experience navigating the eviction process, as well as, identifying alternative solutions that leave both the landlord and tenant satisfied.

When purchasing, selling, or leasing a property, you need a legal agreement to help protect yourself and the property. Whether you need a lease, purchase agreement, deed, etc., McCabe Law can assist you in a variety of commercial, farm, and residential real estate matters and guide you through any real estate issues that may arise.