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Estate Planning

At Alden & Watson Law we know the importance of helping our clients ensure their legacies and loved ones are protected when they are incapacitated or pass away…

Family Law

At Alden & Watson Law we know Family Law cases should be handled efficiently, and with the utmost care and sensitivity. When you choose Alden & Watson Law, we will…

ART Law

(Assistive Reproductive Technology Law)

At Alden & Watson Law, family is first. When it comes to traversing the many avenues your family, we want you to feel comfortable …

Guardianship / Conservatorship

Another area of our legal expertise is Guardianship & Conservatorships of minors & incapacitated persons. Guardianship of Minors…

Immigration

The immigration system can trigger anxiety and uncertainty. With so much at stake, it’s important to have trusted legal counsel. Alden & Watson Law ensures…

Special Needs Planning

The Special Needs Planning at Alden & Watson Law represents incapacitated persons, their families, or caregivers. We understand that Special…

Personal Injury

At Alden & Watson Law, we understand the emotional, physical, and financial toll that a personal injury can have on you and your family. Our skilled legal team will work relentlessly to …

Attorney Melissa Alden and Attorney Elisha Watson-Nagorka are experienced Attorneys dedicated to helping individuals and families make the very best legal decisions. Their practice focuses on Family Law, Estate Law, Immigration, Special Needs Planning, Guardianships, and ART Law. They have developed lifelong relationships with their clients, serving as a trusted advisor by helping them to preserve and protect their assets, loved ones, and legacies.

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