Glasser & Macon P.C. provides legal counsel to churches, religious organizations, and other faith-based institutions in Hampton Roads. Our attorneys help these organizations address property, financial, contractual, and internal disputes.
We assist with real estate transactions and financing matters, including dealings with banks, property contracts, and related documents. Our work draws on the firm’s experience in residential and commercial real estate.
We advise on employment agreements and questions involving the organization’s documents and operations. We review the circumstances and help identify practical steps suited to the institution’s needs.
Our attorneys have assisted places of worship with disputes involving officers, deacons, ministers, and other congregational leadership. We evaluate the documents and issues involved and discuss whether negotiation or litigation may be appropriate.
Gather relevant governing documents, agreements, meeting records, notices, and correspondence. These materials help us assess the inquiry and determine how our office may assist.
Contact our office or call 757-424-4288 to discuss your matter and appointment options.
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