Estate Planning | Probate | Bankruptcy | Business Organization
G. Martin Johnson, Ltd., Attorney at Law, in Burnsville, Minnesota, offers estate planning, probate, bankruptcy and tax services to individuals, families and business clients in the Twin Cities metropolitan area. Our attorney has practiced law in Minnesota for over 30 years. Attorney Martin Johnson is also a certified public accountant (inactive) with three decades of experience in estate planning and income tax.
Experienced, Dedicated, Trustworthy
Free Consultation • E-mail or Call 952-881-9758 TODAY
At G. Martin Johnson, Ltd. our estate planning attorney represents a broad range of clients, from contractors and homeowners of modest means to families, business owners and entrepreneurs with substantial assets. We treat all our clients with respect. We give them the time and attention needed to make sure we understand their concerns, and they understand their options and what we can do to help them.
We offer legal services in the following areas:
- Wills, trusts and estate planning
- Probate and estate administration
- Trusts and trust administration
- Estate and tax planning
- Health care directives
- Powers of attorney
- Chapter 7 bankruptcy
- Income tax preparation and compliance
- Business organization
A Lawyer You can Trust
We know that matters regarding taxes, business formation, personal finance and estate planning are deeply personal and require a lawyer you can trust. Trust is equally important to people facing bankruptcy. We realize that bankruptcy can happen to anyone. Many people live from paycheck to paycheck through no fault of their own, and all it takes is one major event — such as a divorce, a foreclosure, a medical emergency or a job loss — to push anyone who is overextended into financial distress.
Contact Us
To learn more about our practice or to discuss your legal needs with an experienced Minnesota tax attorney, please call our south of the river law offices today. Or contact us by e-mail.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
