William Finch Jr Law Offices

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Mon - Fri:	8:30 am - 5:00 pm

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New Windsor (11 miles)
Finksburg (12 miles)
Hampstead (13 miles)
Upperco (13 miles)
Manchester (14 miles)

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Law Offices Of William OBrien Finch Jr

Finch, William

Finch Jr William Law Offices

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Attorneys, Accident & Property Damage Attorneys, Automobile Accident Attorneys, Employee Benefits & Worker Compensation Attorneys, Employment Discrimination Attorneys, Estate Planning, Probate, & Living Trusts, Family Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Labor & Employment Law Attorneys, Personal Injury Law Attorneys, Professional Liability & Negligence Law Attorneys, Social Security & Disability Law Attorneys, Trust Companies, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys, Workers Compensation Assistance, Wrongful Death Attorneys

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Phone: (410) 871-1234

Address: 197 E Main St, Westminster, MD 21157

Website: http://www.finchlawoffice.com

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Guardianship

Wrongful Death
If your case falls into any of the above areas, chances are we can handle it. Please contact our office to see if we may be able to help you.

Workers Compensation
Were you injured on the job? Did your job cause you to develop significant medical problems? If your answer is yes to either question, you may have a claim under Workers’ Compensation.
Wrongful Termination
The Workers’ Compensation Act provides that an employee may not be discharged “solely” because the employee filed a claim for workers’ compensation benefits. If an employer fires an employee for that reason, the employee would have a wrongful discharge action against the employer.
Employment Contract
Unfortunately, there is nothing in the Act which prevents an employer from discharging an employee incapable of performing his or her work duties. In other words, you cannot be discharged for filing a workers’ compensation claim, but the employer is not required to hold your job open while you are unable to work. The exceptions to this would be if you had a specific employment contract that protected you, you are a union member subject to a collective bargaining agreement, if you are covered by the Americans With Disabilities Act, or where the Family and Medical Leave Act applies.

Premises Liability
Property Damage
If your automobile insurance policy provides for collision coverage, you are entitled to the same coverage regardless of whether you were or were not at fault in causing the accident. The only difference, in terms of your property damage claim, would be that if you are found to be at fault, you will not be able to have your deductible reimbursed.

Personal Injury
Our Personal Injury practice is exclusively for plaintiffs. Our Workers’ Compensation practice is exclusively for injured workers, and includes claimants from every sector of the labor market. Within our Personal Injury and Workers’ Compensation practices, we handle a wide variety of cases, including but not limited to the following...
Auto Accidents
Medicaid Planning
Dog Bites
Slip and Fall Injury

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
If you pass away and do not have a will, Maryland law determines how your assets are distributed, as well as who will administer your estate and may even determine who will be the guardian of your minor children. The way the Court decides to handle these issues may not necessarily be the way you would have wanted them to be handled. Planning ahead by executing a will and other estate planning documents can preserve the value of your assets and direct them to the beneficiaries you choose, either directly or through trusts.
Wills
We charge a flat fee for Estate Planning documents (Wills, Living Wills, Power of Attorney, etc.). The fee varies depending on the type of document prepared. Please contact our office if you wish to inquire further.
Trusts
Anyone can write a Will, but without a lawyer’s expertise, the Will may not conform to legal requirements or the language of your Will may be misconstrued by a Court and applied in a way that was different from your intentions. A lawyer who is experienced in this area will ensure that your Will is drafted properly and conforms to your wishes. A lawyer can also advise you as to other documents – such as a Revocable Living Trust – that may serve your legal interests in ways that a traditional Will simply cannot.
Power of Attorney
A Financial Power of Attorney allows a person to designate someone else (which may be a family member) to act as their trusted agent in accordance with the directions set forth in the written document when the person is unable to care for his or her property. The Power of Attorney can be customized to suit the needs of the client. For example, if you are planning to leave the country for an extended period of time, you may wish to execute a Power of Attorney to allow a trusted person to manage your financial affairs. If a person becomes unable to take care of his or her financial affairs and has not executed a Power of Attorney, the Court may have to appoint a guardian of the person’s property.
Probate

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