Law Office of Justin S. Eppler, LLC serves individuals, families, and businesses throughout Alaska in a range of legal matters. The firm handles estate planning, probate and trust administration, probate and trust litigation, business law, general civil litigation, workers’ compensation, and bankruptcy. Its approach emphasizes clear explanations, practical strategy, responsive communication, and organized preparation so clients can understand their options, protect important interests, and make informed decisions about next steps.
Law Office of Justin S. Eppler, LLC assists Alaska families with wills, trusts, durable powers of attorney, health care planning tools, beneficiary reviews, and plan updates after life changes. The firm also guides personal representatives and trustees through probate and trust administration, including notices, inventories, creditor issues, recordkeeping, beneficiary communications, distributions, and closing steps. When disputes arise, it handles contested probate and trust matters involving fiduciary duties and accounting concerns.
Law Office of Justin S. Eppler, LLC advises business owners on contracts, entity formation, risk planning, policies, vendor relationships, and legal needs. The firm also represents clients in civil disputes involving contracts, businesses, property, ownership rights, and other claims. Its litigation approach focuses on early evaluation, organized evidence, realistic goals, and strategic communication, with negotiation or courtroom litigation pursued according to the facts, risks, and practical objectives of each matter.
Law Office of Justin S. Eppler, LLC represents injured employees in Alaska workers’ compensation matters involving treatment, wage-loss benefits, claim delays, denials, hearings, and return-to-work concerns. The firm also advises individuals and small business owners considering Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy and other debt-relief options. Its bankruptcy guidance addresses collection pressure, lawsuits, wage garnishment, assets, income, debts, filing preparation, and alternatives when bankruptcy may not be the best solution.
