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My nonprofit practice is focused on helping nonprofit organizations with the full range of legal issues. I have a passion for religious organizations in particular, but work with tax-exempt organizations of all types, including:. • social services. • education. • arts & culture. • community development. • family and community foundations. • trade associations. I speak regularly to professional and industry groups and volunteer boards of directors about issues facing non-profit organizations, and enjoy my role as both educator and advisor.. Talents & Capabilities:. I am highly analytical, and have a knack for helping clients grasp very complex issues in more understandable terms. I like to develop a deep understanding of an organization’s financial objectives and operational goals first and foremost. Then I can apply creative thinking to devise the best legal solutions to help meet those business goals. From straightforward drafting of contracts to more complex structuring and negotiating transactions, the organization’s goals are always top of mind for me.. I earned my law degree from Yale Law School. While Yale is known for its scholarly bent, you will find that I take a very practical and business-oriented approach to finding and applying legal solutions.. Areas of Specialty:. • corporate governance. • obtaining and maintaining tax exemption. • mergers & other affiliations. • federal & state taxation. • directors & officers liability/fiduciary obligations. • commercial contracts. • litigation management

My mission is simple: I help you protect your family and preserve your assets. I focus on estate planning and business planning. I also help people deal with the probate process in Connecticut, if a loved one has passed away.. Some people think estate planning is only for the very wealthy.  Nothing could be further from the truth.  If you have a home or if you have children, you should have an estate plan, even if it is a simple will, Power of Attorney, and Health Care Directives.. Connecticut probate is supposed to be user friendly, but it has become more complicated.  If you need help after a love one has died, I can help.  Did you know that even if all of your loved ones assets pass outside of probate, you still need to file a non-taxable estate tax return (CT706NT).  Without it, if you or your children want to sell the house, you will have a title issue.  That's why it's important to consult with a lawyer about probate in Connecticut.

Let us get the results you need with our skill, determination and 30 years experience.. ---. A graduate of Yale University and the University of Connecticut School of Law, Attorney John Serrano has been a lawyer in Connecticut for 30 years.. For two decades, thousands of persons have turned to Attorney Serrano for help in personal injury cases, including automobile accident, work accident, traumatic brain injury, dog bite, and slip and fall on ice and snow. Attorney Serrano has also helped hundreds of clients obtain Social Security Disability and SSI benefits to provide for themselves and their families when illness, disease or injury keep them from working.. Drawing on his wide ranging legal experience, Attorney Serrano has helped many clients overcome difficult situations, whether due to personal injury, divorce or criminal prosecution.. Attorney Serrano has tried cases in Connecticut Superior Court and U.S. District Court. He has argued before the Connecticut Supreme and Appellate Courts.. Besides his experience in personal injury, workers compensation, Social Security, divorce and criminal law, Attorney Serrano has handled cases involving immigration, real estate, business transactions, wills and trusts, probate, computer law, commercial litigation, evictions, bankruptcy, franchise law, labor law, and zoning.. Attorney Serrano speaks Portuguese and Spanish.

Kevin is the owner the Law Office of Kevin Emerson, LLC where he has a thriving family practice covering multiple judicial districts, including Hartford, New Britian, Middletown, Rockville, New London/Norwich and Putnam.  Kevin brings over 25 years of experience to his practice and endeavors to assist individuals through the family court system, whether through mediation, collaborotive divorce or contested trial.. Kevin offers virtual consultations and mediation or collaborative sessions via Teams.. Kevin currently serves as a Special Master for the Norwich, Tolland, New Britian and Putnam Judicial Districts.  Kevin has also served as a Special Master for the Regional Family Trial Docket and the Early Intervention Pretrial Program established to assist in the settling of highly contentious custody cases.. Kevin is married to his wife of nearly 25 years, a Baptist minister.  They reside in the greater Hartford area with their two children.. Kevin brings integrity and compassion to the divorce practice.  He is trained in both Mediation and Collaborative Divorce and guides his clients into the process that will best fit their individual case.  Kevin is known by coleagues to work together to reach results for his clients with a minimum of emotional and financial expense.  Yet, Kevin is also a fierce litigator having tried countless divorce actions and custody actions before multiple courts across the state.  As such, Kevin brings to each case a personal knowledge of many judges and their tendencies so that he can instruct his clients accordingly.. Kevin has participated in numerous organizations with his wife and children, including Boy Scouts, girls in stride, American Baptist Churches of Connecticut, etc.  Kevin is an active member and leader in professional organizations as well, including the Connecticut Council on Non-Adverserial Divorce, Connecticut Collaborative Divorce Group, and numerous bar associations.  In his free time, Kevin enjoys hiking and canoeing in the Adirondacks and Maine.

I represent my clients completely, focusing on what they really want as a result and working with them and their partner to get there.  Some of my Family Law clients stay married.  These partners stay married because I recognize that they have issues in their relationships, but do not want to be divorced.  If both parties agree that they want to preserve their marriage, I engage in marital mediation to resolve the issues that are causing the difficulties.. I believe that no one gets married to get divorced.  Family is most important.  If a family can remain intact, it is the best result.. If a couple needs to divorce, I work with my client to do this in the least expensive and traumatic manner possible.  I encourage Mediation and Collaborative Divorce wherever possible.  Mediation is where both parties work with a Mediator to resolve their issues and come to their own agreement.  In Collaborative Divorce, each party has an attorney who must be Collabotatively trained, and the parties sign a contract that they will not go to Court regarding issues but will work within the Collaborative process to do so.  Both Mediation and Collaborative Divorce save money, personal energy, stress, and time.  Also, these processes are private so peoples' most personal business remains out of the Court spotlight.. Family Law issues are most difficult and stressful for my clients.  I work with them to resolve their matters with as little stress and expense as possible.

Damon Kirschbaum is the founder and managing attorney of Kirschbaum Law Group, LLC. He lives in West Hartford with his wife and two children.

Attorney Rose has been practicing law since 1982.    She enjoys helping people and knows how to explain things clearly.  You can count on her to protect your legal interests, give you sound counsel and prepare your documents with care and excellence

Attorney at Kirschbaum Law Group, LLC, in West Hartford, Connecticut. Practices in the areas of criminal defense and habeas corpus law. Admitted to the practice of law in the State of Connecticut. Legal experience in criminal defense, post-conviction, habeas corpus, and personal injury.. Adjunct Professor at Mitchell College, in New London, Connecticut. Teaches Business and Hospitality Law.