Attorney Bakare is licensed to practice law in Maryland, Washington, D.C., and New York and is a member of professional organizations such as the Maryland State Bar Association and the D.C. Bar.
At the Law Office of Biola Bakare, LLC, we are dedicated to achieving the best outcome for every client. Whether you are thinking of Gift and Estate Tax Planning, creating Wills and Trusts, Charitable Planning, Succession Planning, Protecting your children, Attorney Bakare will advise you on the best ways to achieve your goals and objectives, and answer all your questions.

If you are thinking of forming a business, creating binding contracts, operating agreements, or buy-sell agreements, Attorney Bakare will advise you on the best business structure, appropriate terms and clauses for your contracts, and point out advantages or disadvantages of different business structures or entities. We will evaluate your circumstances before creating any final product for you.

Our clients come first and every client is treated with courtesy and attention unique to their situation. We provide solutions tailored to each client's needs. Our goal is to make you comfortable with every stage of the estate planning process in a caring and compassionate manner.
 
Why not protect yourself, your loved ones, your assets, and the business you’ve worked so hard to build? Contact us today for a free consultation.

Estate Planning

Planning for your estate gives you the peace of mind and joy of knowing that your loved ones will be properly cared for when you are gone. You owe it to yourself and your loved ones to have an estate plan. Estate Planning packages include a Trust, Will, Durable Power of Attorney, Healthcare Power of Attorney, and other important documents.

Small Business Planning

The purpose and nature of your business will determine the form of business organization you will operate. Whether you are thinking of creating an LLC, a Partnership, a Corporation, etc, it is important to consult an attorney to advise you on issues such as personal liability, expense of creating and maintaining a business organization, control of business entity, articles of incorporation or organization, operating agreements, contracts, etc.

Contracts & Agreements

If you are thinking of entering into a business transaction with one or more persons or a corporation, you need a contract to spell out your contract terms and responsibilities of everyone involved. Don’t simply search the Internet for a sample generic contract. This may not satisfy the requirements of the law for your State. If the contract is vague or ambiguous with regard to your State law, the Courts may interpret the provisions of the contract to your detriment. Consult an attorney to help you so you don’t end up making a costly mistake later.