Archive for Personal Family Lawyer
What Is A Personal Family Lawyer (by Alexis Martin Neely)
Posted by: | CommentsA Personal Family Lawyer® is a trusted advisor who helps you to make the very best personal, financial, legal and business decisions for your family throughout your lifetime and is there to guide your loved ones when you can’t be.
Back in the day, before lawyers became all about the billable hour, form documents, and transaction, the trusted family lawyer was who mom and pop turned to for guidance throughout life’s ups and downs.
As firms grew and became more focused on billable hours and profit centers, the personal relationship began to fall by the way-side.
And, in the early 90s, planning with living trusts became so popular that every lawyer and his brother decided to start dabbling in Wills and Trusts and the practice soon became about fill in the blank form documents.
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Katrine’s New Venture
Posted by: | CommentsIt’s been coming for a while. I’ve been doing everything I could do to prepare for it, but it’s like most things that change when you don’t want them to change, I’m not happy about it.On the other hand, what can I say? It’s really a huge step in the right direction.
What am I talking about? Katrine Berger, our firm’s Client Services Director, is leaving us to go to Southwestern Law School for her law degree. That is the good news and the bad news. Read More→
Keep The Change And Get $4,000 In Bonuses
Posted by: | CommentsChanges in our lives can bring a wealth of opportunity or surprising disappointment.
We can anticipate some changes, like getting married or the birth of a child, and other times, Change just struts in and makes itself at home without warning.
It’s easy to evaluate and plan for those big or significant changes that we know are going to happen: what they entail, when they will happen, how they will affect our lives, and how we can be better prepared for them when they do. Read More→
What Does It Mean To Have Your Own Personal Family Lawyer?
Posted by: | CommentsSince I started practicing law about 15 years ago, I knew that this was my calling. I wanted to help families with the most important decisions they could make regarding protecting their family in the event of the unthinkable, and I took great satisfaction from assisting them with this process.
But it was so difficult! I had no course but to take the normal route that estate planning
attorneys make, and I found – MUCH to my dismay – that, sometimes, the plans failed when families needed them to work. I was a good attorney. I cared about my clients. I was doing what most other attorneys were doing. I kept up on changes in the law. Read More→