Real estate is often the most valuable property a family owns and is a major part of this law practice.  When somebody dies, thinks about dying, or becomes disabled, real estate often needs to be transferred to trusts, heirs, or buyers.  Thus, real estate is always a major part of what we do.  

Estates sometimes have properties which are even harder to sell: silver, fine china, crystal, classic cars, collectables, boats, fire arms, and jewelry.  I once sold an airplane.