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General Info: Profitt & Schroeder, Attorneys, P.C., is a general practice law firm serving Floyd County, Virginia, and surrounding counties. The firm's attorneys have a combined 50+ years of experience in handling a variety of contentious and non-contentious legal matters, including real estate transactions, criminal defense, estate planning and administration, civil litigation, business law, and divorce. Clients can come to us with almost any legal matter and we will handle it for them quickly and cost-effectively.
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Phone: (540) 745-4435

Address: 304 E Main St, Floyd, VA 24091

Website: http://www.schroeder-law.com

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Mr. Schroeder's practice includes real estate, estate planning, estate and trust administration, business law, and uncontested divorces.
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Criminal Defense
"Mr. Schroeder has always taken care of my family and business needs. He and his staff's professionalism is beyond reproach. I highly recommend him for all your legal matters, including real estate, estate planning, business and corporate law, civil litigation, family law, and criminal defense."
Theft
Forgery
Title insurance is the application of the principles of insurance to risks which are present in all real estate transactions. Two basic categories of risks inherent in all real estate transactions are hidden hazards, such as forgery, fraud, incompetency of grantors, unknown heirs and impersonation, which cannot be detected in the most diligent title examination; and human errors, such as the clerk of court’s improper indexing or recording of legal documents and mistakes in searching legal documents. Title insurance, properly applied for, would protect against future losses caused by such events that happened in the past or prior to the issuance of the policy itself.

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
"Definitely a 5 Star experience. I purchased a farm house in the area and found Mr. Schroeder's Firm based off a recommendation from my agent. Mr. Schroeder helped me even prior to being retained as my attorney. He is an excellent lawyer and I was impressed by his knowledge of real estate and corporate law. His staff were very thorough, good communicators and stuck to deadlines as promised."
Business Disputes
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Real Estate Transactions
RESPA Affiliated Business Arrangement Disclosure for Title Insurance: This is to give you notice that the Firm has a business relationship with Floyd Title LLC. The Firm is the owner of Floyd Title LLC, which provides title insurance underwriting services through Fidelity National Title Insurance Company. Because of this relationship, this referral may provide the Firm with a financial or other benefit. You are not required to use Floyd Title LLC as a condition of settlement of your real estate transaction. THERE ARE FREQUENTLY OTHER SETTLEMENT SERVICE PROVIDERS AVAILABLE WITH SIMILAR SERVICES. YOU ARE FREE TO SHOP AROUND TO DETERMINE THAT YOU ARE RECEIVING THE BEST SERVICES AND THE BEST RATE FOR THESE SERVICES. Set forth below are the estimated charges or range of charges by Floyd Title LLC for the following services...
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Estate Planning
"Mr. Schroeder conducted the updating of our estate planning through phone conversations. He listened and advised as if we were in his office. It was comforting to be able to have him assist us and not have to find a new lawyer. The process was efficient and we are very pleased."
Wills
Trusts
Second, to control your money from beyond the grave. Trusts can be set up for a multitude of reasons. For example, if your child divorces, your money may not end up where you expect it to. A trust can be used to keep the assets separate and out of reach of your child’s spouse. If your child has creditors or lacks health insurance, the child’s inheritance could be lost to creditors. A trust can be structured to protect the inheritance from creditors. If your child is young or generally bad at managing money, a responsible trustee can be appointed to handle the inheritance for the child until the child reaches a certain age. If you have a child with special needs, leaving your money to that child outright would disqualify them from receiving government benefits. Instead, your money should be left to a special needs trust, which can be structured to improve the quality of life of that child by providing things that government programs do not. Trusts can also be used to control how your money is to be used: you might want your money to be used only to pay for the college educations of your grandchildren, for example.
Power of Attorney
Clients frequently ask why Powers of Attorney are necessary for married couples. It is a common misconception that your spouse will be able to handle everything on your behalf, should you become incapacitated. This is simply not the case.

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