Terms & Conditions — Gibby Law Firm

Overview

These Terms & Conditions outline how this website may be used and the expectations for visitors. By accessing this site, you agree to these terms.

Use of Website

This website is intended for:

• Learning about legal services
• Requesting consultations
• Accessing general information about estate planning, trusts, wills, probate, business formation, and real estate law

It is not intended to provide legal advice or establish an attorney‑client relationship.

No Legal Advice

Information on this website is general in nature and does not constitute legal advice. Visiting this site or contacting us through the website does not create an attorney‑client relationship. That relationship begins only after a formal consultation and signed engagement agreement.

Intellectual Property

All content on this website—including text, graphics, branding, and layout—is the property of Gibby Law Firm. You may not copy, reproduce, or distribute any content without written permission.

External Links

This site may include links to external resources. These links are provided for convenience. Gibby Law Firm is not responsible for the content or privacy practices of external websites.

Limitation of Liability

While we strive to keep this website accurate and up‑to‑date, we cannot guarantee that all information will always be complete or current. Gibby Law Firm is not liable for decisions made based on website content.

Scheduling & Services

Submitting a consultation request through the website does not guarantee an appointment. All appointments are confirmed directly by the firm.

Technology & Security

Although reasonable measures are taken to maintain website security, no online platform is completely risk‑free. By using this site, you acknowledge that electronic communication carries inherent risks.

Changes to Terms

These Terms & Conditions may be updated periodically. The most current version will always be available at this URL.

Contact

For questions about our Terms & Conditions:

Gibby Law Firm

903 SE 22nd St #3

Bentonville, AR 72712

Phone: 479‑271‑8898

Email: info@gibbylawfirm.com

What can I expect from an estate plan?

Rather than handing critical decisions over to the courts, an estate plan ensures that you have a voice in where your children and belongings end up and how they will be taken care of once you pass.

We don’t produce “one-size-fits-all” estate plans. A highly effective estate plan is not accomplished by simply filling in the blanks of a basic form. Through face-to-face meetings and ongoing communication, we learn of our clients’ unique life circumstances, advise them on relevant laws, and empower them with ideas for planning for the future. The process is tailored to the individual needs of each client.  Only in this way, are we able develop effective estate plans that will best meet our clients’ needs and accomplish their desires for the future.

An effective estate plan should grow with you throughout your life. When circumstances in life change, you need to consider how those changes will affect your estate plan. Even after we deliver a complete estate plan to our clients, Gibby Law Firm will continue to periodically meet with many of our clients to review and adjust their estate plan to adjust for their life changes.