Adam E. Phillips, Attorney at Law, P.C.

Adam E. Phillips, Attorney at Law, P.C. Lawyer Wyoming lawyer that works hard to provide top notch legal representation.

Just a friendly reminder that our office will be closed Monday, September 7th, in observance of Labor Day.We hope everyo...
09/05/2026

Just a friendly reminder that our office will be closed Monday, September 7th, in observance of Labor Day.

We hope everyone has a safe, relaxing holiday weekend, and maybe gets a little well-deserved time away from the to-do list. 😉

Adam be back Tuesday and ready to help!

Happy Labor Day!


Legal Word of the Month: Beyond A Reasonable DoubtYou’ve probably heard the phrase a hundred times in courtroom shows—bu...
09/04/2026

Legal Word of the Month: Beyond A Reasonable Doubt

You’ve probably heard the phrase a hundred times in courtroom shows—but what does it actually mean?

In simple terms, “beyond a reasonable doubt” is the standard prosecutors must meet to secure a criminal conviction.

It does not mean the jury has to be 100% certain or that every possible doubt has to be eliminated.

It means the evidence must be strong enough to establish guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, not simply that the person is probably guilty.

And yes, there’s a lot more nuance to it than “I have a feeling.”

Have a legal word or phrase you’ve always wondered about? Drop it in the comments! 👇


What Law School Didn't Prepare Adam For…The 20-minute backstory before the actual question. 😅Because apparently, every l...
08/29/2026

What Law School Didn't Prepare Adam For…

The 20-minute backstory before the actual question. 😅

Because apparently, every legal question comes with a cast of characters, a timeline, several plot twists, and at least one “Okay, so here's what happened…”

But the details matter and Adam is here to listen to the whole story, not just the last five minutes. Contact him with all your legal needs, big or small. 332-2034 or visit: www.adamphillipslaw.com

Have a great weekend! ☀️


The school year is officially back!We're wishing all the students, teachers, and parents in our community a fantastic fi...
08/24/2026

The school year is officially back!

We're wishing all the students, teachers, and parents in our community a fantastic first day tomorrow.

New year. New classes. New adventures.

And if you have questions this year, just make sure they're the kind Adam can answer. 😉⚖️

Here's to a great school year!


You Asked, Adam AnsweredDo I really need to read the whole contract?The short answer: Yes.The longer answer: Also yes. 😄...
08/14/2026

You Asked, Adam Answered

Do I really need to read the whole contract?

The short answer: Yes.

The longer answer: Also yes. 😄

Contracts can be full of important details that are easy to overlook - deadlines, obligations, fees, renewal terms, and what happens if things don't go as planned.

And while "It's just standard" may sound reassuring, it's still worth understanding what you're agreeing to before you sign.

Because the most expensive part of a contract can sometimes be the part you didn't read.

Have a legal question you've always wondered about? Drop it in the comments. It might become the next You Asked, Adam Answers! Or contact Adam with all your legal questions at 332-2034 or visit www.adamphillipslaw.com


Legal matters can take up a lot of mental space.Adam's goal is to help take some of that weight off your shoulders by pr...
08/07/2026

Legal matters can take up a lot of mental space.

Adam's goal is to help take some of that weight off your shoulders by providing thoughtful guidance, answering questions, and helping you understand your options.

Because sometimes, knowing you have someone in your corner is what gives you the peace of mind to focus on everything else that matters.

So, as we head into the weekend, let the legal worries wait. Take a breath, enjoy some time with the people you love, and make the most of your weekend. ☀️


Legal Word of the MonthFiduciary (fid-OO-shee-air-ee)It may sound like a complicated legal term, but the concept is actu...
07/31/2026

Legal Word of the Month

Fiduciary (fid-OO-shee-air-ee)

It may sound like a complicated legal term, but the concept is actually pretty simple.

A fiduciary is someone who has a legal duty to act in your best interests, not their own.

For example, if you appoint someone to manage your affairs, handle a trust, or carry out your wishes as part of an estate, they're often acting as a fiduciary. That means they're expected to make decisions honestly, responsibly, and with your best interests in mind.

It's one of those legal words that's much less intimidating once you know what it means!

Have a legal term you've always wondered about? Leave it in the comments and you might see it featured in a future Legal Word of the Month.


What Law School Didn't Prepare Adam For.....becoming a translator.Not from one language to another, but from legal jargo...
07/23/2026

What Law School Didn't Prepare Adam For...
..becoming a translator.

Not from one language to another, but from legal jargon into plain English.

One of the most rewarding parts of Adam's job is helping clients understand the legal process without all the confusing terminology.

Because legal guidance shouldn't leave you with more questions than answers. Contact Adam today for all your legal needs, 332-2034 or visit www.adamphillipslaw.com

Have you ever heard a legal term that made you think, "What does that even mean?" Let us know in the comments! 👇


🍦 It's National Ice Cream Day this Sunday, 7/19!Here's one dispute we'd all rather have:Who gets the last scoop? 😄While ...
07/17/2026

🍦 It's National Ice Cream Day this Sunday, 7/19!

Here's one dispute we'd all rather have:

Who gets the last scoop? 😄

While some disagreements are easy to settle, others can be a little
more complicated.

When legal questions arise, Adam is here to provide trusted guidance
every step of the way. 332-2034 or visit www.adamphillipslaw.com

In the meantime, enjoy a scoop (or two) and let us know your favorite
ice cream flavor in the comments! 🍨👇


You Asked, Adam AnsweredWhat's the difference between a will and a trust?It's one of the most common estate planning que...
07/09/2026

You Asked, Adam Answered

What's the difference between a will and a trust?

It's one of the most common estate planning questions, and the answer
is simpler than you might think.

A will outlines your wishes and helps direct how your assets should be
handled after your passing.

A trust can offer additional ways to manage and distribute assets,
depending on your goals and circumstances.

Neither is automatically "better." The right approach depends on your
unique situation, your family, and what you hope to accomplish.

⚖️ If you're thinking about estate planning or wondering which option
may be right for you, Adam is here to help you understand your
choices.

Have a legal question you'd like Adam to answer next? Leave it in
the comments, you might see it featured in a future post!

In the meantime, contact Adam with all your legal needs 332-2034 or
visit www.adamphillipslaw.com


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Lander, WY
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