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After practicing law in the estate planning and probate areas for 33 years, I find that every client and every estate still present unique challenges and opportunities.  Every client's needs are different and it is my task to make sure those needs are met and in the most cost-effective manner possible. Especially in probating an estate, but also in planning for the welfare of a family, the client faces emotional decisions and needs experienced guidance to make sure the family is well-protected.  That is my job and I do it well.. It is important to give back to the community in whatever way our talents and time will permit.  For that reason, I try to commit to United Way when there is a fit between my interests and abilities and their needs.. I am a member of the ACLU Amicus group and have worked as a cooperating attorney, with one of my partners, on a reproductive rights case, pro bono.  Being a woman of a certain age and remembering how frightening it was to grow up in the 1960s, securing reproductive rights for women is dear to my heart so it was a privilege to represent a physician very successfully in this case.  I look forward to being of assistance to the ACLU again.. I also do some pro bono work for the Women's Bar Association Elder Law Project.  The Project identifies elderly and indigent men and women who are in need of such documents as health care proxies, durable powers of attorney and, in some cases, wills. The participating lawyers meet with the clients, prepare the documents needed, and supervise document execution.  Having their affairs in order is as important to this population as it is to millionaire clients.. But, the most enjoyable aspect of my life these days is my tiny grandson!  I am SO a grandmother and will bore you with tales of his 2 year old exploits and his pictures at the drop of a hat!

The sole area of practice for my law firm is estate planning and trusts.  I have a tremendous interest in this field of practice as well as its ability to help clients.

Melissa R. Victor is a well-respected attorney in Southeastern Massachusetts. She is an expert in the areas of Estate Planning, Probate an Trust Administration, Guardianships, Elder Law, Medicaid and Real Estate matters. She graduated from the State University of New York College at Oswego in 1994. She then attended New England School of Law in Boston, where she graduated Cum Laude in 1997. Attorney Victor is admitted to practice law in both the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the State of New York.. Attorney Victor is also a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA). She was selected as a 2011 Five Star Wealth Manager in the February 2011 edition of Boston Magazine. She has been a guest speaker on the show "Legal Beagles" as well as "Hometown Talk" on 1530 AM. She has also been quoted in various newspapers including the Metro West Daily News. She was an Adjunct Professor at her alma mater, New England School of Law, for over 10 years where she taught Wills, Estates and Trusts II and Massachusetts Estate and Trust Administration.. Attorney Victor is a well known speaker and has presented hundreds of seminars for financial institutions and non-profits including RBC Dain Rauscher, H.R. Block, Merrill Lynch, Easton and Bridgewater Public Libraries and Bridgewater Savings Bank.

Sowerby & Moustakis Law, PLLC is a firm committed to helping families in the greater Boston Area and Southern New Hampshire through different legal matters as their lives unfold. Whether it is through the purchase of a new home, the preparation of a Will or dealing with the loss of a loved one, we are here to provide the legal counsel necessary.. Peter Moustakis personally handles the office cases and he treats every client’s problem as if it was his own. Peter focuses on achieving the best results possible and he provides individualized service and an exceptional commitment to client satisfaction. When applicable, Peter finds solutions and opportunities that not only resolve the matter at hand, but also lay the foundation for future activities.

Virgilio concentrates his practice in the areas of wills, trusts, estate planning, guardianship for minor children, among other related personal planning areas, as well as probate. Virgilio also practices in real estate, representing buyers and sellers in the purchase of homes and condominiums.

As an attorney in private practice in Kansas City, K.C. Connealy ("Casey") provides a wide range of estate planning services to his clients, with a primary focus on helping them provide for the security of their loved ones, reduce the estate taxes and avoid or at least minimize the costs and delays of probate, all with a well-crafted estate plan. He is a founding partner of Gaughan & Connealy and is a lifelong resident of Kansas City.  He has been involved in national litigation in various districts around the country.

Helping familes plan their legacy, create and manage businesses, and solve family and elder law issues.. I am a estate planner and civil litigator in private practice and a trial advocacy undergraduate and law school faculty member. I specialize in estate planning and probate, wills and trusts, and wills and trust litigation. I work on publications mostly surrounding trial issues and property law.. I graudated from Washburn Law School, earning a special Certificate in Advocacy and being inclucted into the Order of Barristers--a national advocacy honorary. While in law school, I served as a researcher for my property law professor, as well as a policy researcher for the chair of the judiciary committee in the Kansas State Legislature.. Your financial wealth is only a small part of what needs to be protected and passed on

I am an Estate Planning Attorney with a broad practice background and have most recently been recognized as a Missouri & Kansas Rising Star for 2015, an award reserved for the top 2.5% of attorneys in Missouri and Kansas under the age of 40. I am committed to helping clients understand that the foundation of estate planning is not just about saving dollars, but also appreciating the value of planning for loved ones and leaving a legacy for years to come. I strive to help families fund their Estate Plans and protect from the unnecessary delays and burdens of probate. I am licensed to practice in both Kansas and Missouri, I pride myself on staying atop local, state and federal laws to ensure families are always covered with their respective Estate Plans.. A lifelong resident of Kansas City, I earned my Juris Doctor degree from the University of Missouri- Kansas City School of Law and my undergraduate degree from the University of Arizona. I am a member of the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association, Association of Women Lawyers, as well as the individual Kansas and Missouri Bar Associations.. Prior to joining the firm, I represented individuals in family law and personal injury cases at the firm of Mullins & Baylard. I also completed a judicial clerkship for the Honorable John Torrence in the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Missouri.  While with Judge Torrence, I was exposed to all aspects of litigation, including civil, criminal, and domestic.  During law school, I was very active in various moot court competitions for both trial advocacy and appellate advocacy. I also spent the last two years of law school enrolled in the University of Missouri Kansas City School of Law Child and Family Services Clinic. Where, as a Rule 13 certified attorney, I represented those without financial stability in their family law cases and served as a Guardian Ad Litem representing the interests of children.. I am married with a young daughter and son. In my spare time, I relish time spent with my family, working out, and eating which results in more running.

Annie Rogers is a Partner with Creative Planning Legal, P.A. She focuses her practice on comprehensive estate planning, trust administration and probate, while having a broad legal background. Ms. Rogers is committed to helping clients with their individual estate planning needs to preserve assets for future generations, minimize estate taxes, avoid probate, and to prepare for the possibility of future disability or incapacity. Ms. Rogers is also dedicated to helping parents put a plan in place for the guardianship and financial care of their minor children, so that young families are prepared in the event that one or both parents dies.. Ms. Rogers also has a wealth of legal experience in the areas of labor and employment law; general business law; civil litigation; health care law; and insurance defense.

Experience, Knowledge, and Personal Attention - just what you would expect to find in a small town attorney.