A Clear Path to
a Secure Future
Legal Planning
focused on the
client experience
We have simplified the Estate Planning Process – eliminating the uncertainty and the stress that comes along with it. Ultimately, our goal is to provide a clear, efficient process where you not only understand your plan but leave with a plan that will withstand the test of time.
What sets Sullivent Law Firm apart
Small Dedicated Group
We never want to come across as stuffy or formal. We’re a friendly, approachable team, and we always keep our clients’ needs front and center.
Long Term Experience
Tom Sullivent has been practicing since 1996. With the many hours we have spent representing clients in court, we have seen both the benefits of proper planning and the messes, anger, and sadness due to the failure to plan.
Narrow Area of Focus
We are focused on planning for death, disability, businesses, and asset protection. Our expertise in these areas allows us to provide tailored solutions that meet the specific needs of each client.
Electric Doc Signing
Our clients can easily and securely sign legal documents from anywhere at any time, removing the need for in-person meetings or physically mailing documents.
expert guidance
Practice Areas and services
We offer comprehensive legal services across various practice areas to meet your diverse needs. Whether you’re securing your legacy, navigating complex business transactions, or seeking legal justice, our team is here to provide expert guidance and dedicated representation.
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Estate planning is the primary focus at Sullivent Law Firm. Our extensive experience has shown us that assisting clients in their planning journey is far more advantageous than rectifying the aftermath.
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Sullivent Law Firm provides support to families who are dealing with the aftermath of a loved one's passing and are left without proper estate planning. We help your family plan and assist in avoiding probate.
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Sullivent Law Firm works to help you resolve different disputes related to life insurance and retirement accounts, as well as litigations arising from improper distribution of proceeds.
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Given the high expense of long-term care insurance, exploring coverage options in your mid-50s to early 60s is advisable.