Your lawyer should be a difference-maker. Is yours? The Law Office of Roxanne Edick Richard proves you can enjoy working with a lawyer At some point in your life—whether it’s a personal or business matter —you will probably have to hire an attorney. Sure, you want somebody who knows his/her stuff, but you also want a lawyer who appreciates the importance of your case and how it affects your life. You want someone who represents your best interest and treats you with the level of professionalism that you desire and deserve. You want an attorney about who at the end of the transaction you can say, “I’m glad I hired ___.” You want the Law Office of Roxanne Edick Richard. I'm Roxanne Richard.  I bring more than 13 years of combined business experience and legal expertise to my practice.  Most lawyers, don't offer that level of expertise.  I've been a part of the corporate culture working in legal, sales, marketing and sales management positions, yet also a small business owner.  I employ the virtues of both in our real estate, estate planning and business law practice. That means you not only receive stellar legal representation, but personal service provided by the attorney you hired. Whether you’re on either end of a real estate transaction, creating a plan for your family in the event of death or incapacity, or putting the finishing touches on a major business deal (at least to you), you want more than an attorney. You want an ally and advocate. With the Law Office of Roxanne Richard, you have all that plus an attorney who truly represents you. For a free initial consultation, please contact us today.

Business Law Businesses need all types of assistance throughout their existence. Whether you are starting or buying a business, already running a successful business or getting ready to sell or exit your business, we can be of assistance. Real Estate Representing buyers, sellers, financial and real estate professionals, our job is to ensure that one of your largest  transactions goes as smoothly as possible. ESTATE PLANNING How will your family be cared for in the event you become incapacitated or die? It’s a topic most people don’t want to talk about. Yet whether or not you have a plan in place can dramatically affect the future of your family members.