Family Law

• Adoption

Business and Corporate Law

• Business Disputes
• Business Transactions
  He also practiced law with a small firm in Mechanicsville where he focused on business transactions and real estate. Jeff represented buyers and sellers in residential closings and businesses in real estate puchases, financing and leasing. He also represented developers in rezoning cases in Hanover and Henrico. Additionally, he has advised local agencies as to zoning legislation and has participated in the drafting and review of county zoning ordinances.

Employment Law

• Employment Contract
  Forming and operating a business today often seems like a difficult undertaking. The complexities of business formations, transactions, contracts, employment agreements, commercial loans and business transfers are daunting. At Duling Law Firm PLC we understand the challenges that small and mid-sized business owners face. We also understand the time, effort and commitment that you put into your business. We share that commitment to your business' success.

Property Law

• Land Use and Zoning
• Landlord-Tenant Disputes

Health Law

• Medicaid Planning
  Sali Duling is licensed in both Virginia and Georgia and has been practicing the last four years with the Georgia firm Moorhead Law Firm LLC. Her practice focuses on complex estate planning matters with particular emphasis on special needs and Medicaid planning.

Trusts and Estates

• Estate Planning
  Additionally, estate planning services are often crucial to designing an effective business structure. You have worked hard for your business. You should decide who benefits from your efforts after you have passed. Our attorneys are experienced in estate planning and in designing business and estate plans that work hand in hand.
• Trusts
  We are transactional attorneys. Our practice focuses on trusts and estates, elder law, non-profits, business and commercial law and taxation.
• Power of Attorney
  A general power of attorney and advance medical directive control who makes financial and medical decisions on your behalf should you be unable to do so during your life. A will settles questions regarding who will be the guardian of your young children, and who will settle your financial affairs and how at your passing. If you do not make these important decisions when you are able to do so, then the court will make them for you.

Finance Law

• Tax Law
  He has served with the Federal Tax Practice Clinic and with the Community Tax Law Project aiding taxpayers with IRS disputes.