Legal Guidance for Your Family, Business, Property & Future

Syverson PLLC helps Minnesota families and business owners with estate planning, business law, real estate, and probate. These areas frequently overlap, which is why having the same attorney understand the bigger picture can matter.



A business may be part of an estate plan. A family cabin can involve real estate and succession questions. Probate may involve property or a closely held company. Here, those issues can be considered together.

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Why These Four Areas Belong in One Practice

Your legal documents should work together.



For a business owner, an estate plan may need to account for ownership agreements and succession plans. A family cabin can raise questions about property ownership, inheritance, and long-term management. An estate may include real estate or a closely held business that must be transferred correctly.


Because Syverson PLLC handles estate planning, business law, real estate, and probate, related decisions can be considered together rather than in isolation.

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Explore Our Core Estate Planning Services

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Estate Planning

Create a clear plan for your family, property, and future with guidance on wills, trusts, powers of attorney, health care directives, asset protection, and special needs planning.

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Business Law

Legal guidance for closely held businesses, professional practices, and business owners, including formation, contracts, mergers and acquisitions, and succession planning.

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Real Estate

Guidance for property purchases, sales, family transfers, cabin and farm property, title issues, and real estate held by businesses, trusts, or estates.

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Probate

Help for families and personal representatives determining whether probate is required, understanding their responsibilities, and administering a Minnesota estate.

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One Attorney Across Four Connected Areas of Law

William Syverson has practiced law in Minnesota since 1993. At Syverson PLLC, you work directly with the attorney handling your matter rather than being passed between different people as the work progresses.



That structure is particularly useful when legal issues overlap. Your attorney can understand how a business affects an estate plan, how property should pass to the next generation, or how an estate's business and real estate assets affect probate.

  • What Does the First Consultation Cost?

    The initial 30-minute consultation is free for estate planning matters, with no obligation to proceed.

    Business law and real estate consultations are paid. We explain the applicable consultation arrangement before you schedule.

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Questions About Our Practice Areas

  • What kinds of law does Syverson PLLC practice?

    Syverson PLLC focuses on four connected areas: estate planning, business law, real estate, and probate.


    If your matter falls outside our practice, we will let you know.

  • Can Syverson PLLC handle both my estate planning and my business?

    Yes. This can be particularly useful for business owners because the company may represent a significant part of the owner's estate.


    Business ownership agreements, succession planning, and estate planning documents can be developed with the same overall goals in mind.

  • Can the same attorney handle my will and my business contracts?

    Yes. William Syverson handles both estate planning and business law matters. Even when the work occurs at different times, your attorney can understand how the different pieces relate to one another.

  • Which practice area does my situation fall under?

    Sometimes more than one. A property transfer may involve estate planning. A business succession matter may involve both business law and an estate plan. Probate can involve real estate or business interests.


    Start by describing your situation, and we can help determine which legal issues need attention.

Start With the Legal Issue in Front of You

You do not need to determine which practice area applies before contacting Syverson PLLC.



Whether you are creating an estate plan, making an important business decision, transferring property, or administering an estate, tell us what is happening. We will help you understand where the matter fits and what the next step may involve.