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Introducing Our Law Firm

At Gfeller Joyner Edwards, Attorneys, we are committed to providing the highest quality legal services to our clients. Our team of attorneys has years of experience in estate planning, property law, agriculture law, and business law. We understand that every client has unique needs and we work closely with each of them to develop personalized solutions. Our goal is to help our clients achieve their goals and protect their interests.

Introducing our law firm

Our Business Sectors

01.

Estate Planning

At Gfeller Joyner Edwards, we know that families need customized, comprehensive planning to protect their assets and their loved ones. Whether you need a simple will or a complex trust with white glove service, we can help.

02.

Real Property Law

We have extensive experience in all aspects of real property law. We do deed and title work as well as representing clients in both residential and commercial transactions. We can help with everything from negotiating contracts to resolving disputes.

03.

Agriculture Law

Our history in the Texas Panhandle gives us a deep understanding of the unique legal issues facing farmers and ranchers. We have experience with agriculture law including land use, water rights, and environmental regulations.

04.

Business Law

We can help with everything from forming a new business to negotiating contracts and resolving disputes. We can also coordinate your business continuity planning with your estate planning to ensure that your hard work and loved ones are protected no matter what.

Happiness and freedom begin with a clear understanding of one principle. Some things are within your control. And some things are not. - Epictetus

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Marital Trusts: Old Provisions for Future Problems

If you're married (or were married) and your revocable living trust was drafted before approximately 2012, it may contain an “A/B Trust” structure (also called a “marital trust,” “credit shelter trust,” or “bypass trust”) that was designed to minimize federal estate taxes. Changes in federal tax law have made these provisions unnecessary for most families, and leaving them in place can create unintended complications. Here are some ways to tell if you might have some marital

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