Legal Services
Family Law
Argel Law PLLC assists with divorce, child custody, child support, modifications, and enforcement. Whether you need full representation or are preparing to represent yourself, we offer services tailored to your needs, including legal advice, document preparation, discovery assistance, and case strategy.
Probate & Estate Planning
Argel Law PLLC helps individuals and families plan for the future through wills, powers of attorney, and other estate planning documents. We also assist with probate and estate administration, guiding executors, beneficiaries, and families through the legal responsibilities that follow a loved one’s death.
Appellate Law
Argel Law PLLC represents clients seeking review of a trial court’s ruling or defending against an appeal. Services include evaluating potential appellate issues, reviewing the court record, legal research, preparing briefs, and presenting oral argument when appropriate.
Mediation
Mediation offers an opportunity to resolve disputes through discussion and voluntary agreement. George Argel serves as a neutral mediator in family law and other civil matters, helping participants identify concerns, explore options, and work toward practical resolutions. As mediator, he does not represent either side.
Limited-Scope Legal Services
Professional legal support for people representing themselves. Argel Law PLLC offers assistance with selected tasks, including legal advice, document preparation, evidence review, discovery, and case strategy. Services are available in appropriate matters where self-representation is permitted, with responsibilities clearly defined in advance. Courtroom representation requires a separate full-scope engagement.
Family Law Lawyer
About Argel Law PLLC
George Argel’s passion for protecting what matters was forged in a painful divorce and custody battle as he fought to remain the involved father he had always been. He shouldered the work normally entrusted to an attorney, then stood before the judge and argued his case. He left court that day able to do something he had not done since the separation: bring his daughter home. That experience drove him to law school to give others the advocate he had to be for himself. His clients work directly with someone who has stood before a judge as both a father and his own advocate—and who personally lives with the consequences. George brings that unique perspective to his clients’ legal work, combining disciplined strategy with the persistence of someone whose commitment was tested before his career began.
