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I am a partner at Hanis Irvine Prothero, PLLC. I assist people with estate planning, probate, real estate, and business transactions. This includes matters related to Wills, Trusts, Power of Attorney, administration of estates and trusts, guardianships, real estate transactions, boundary disputes and related issues.. Due to my litigation/arbitration/mediation experience, I am called upon to assist clients in a variety of matters. I am result oriented and find great pleasure when clients reach their legal goals quickly and efficiently. When a fair resolution cannot be achieved, I fight for my clients to achieve the most beneficial result possible.  I have extensive experience in Superior courts, including trials, mediations, and arbitrations.

Attorney that practices real estate law, criminal law, probate, wills and estates, and family law, in the Upper Cumberland area including Putnam, Pickett, Fentress, Overton, Scott, and Morgan County. I also handle closings and have my own title company that provides title insurance.

Dylan M. LeValley received his J.D. from Seattle University School of Law, graduating summa cum laude, where he was a member of the Law Review, participated in many writing, trial, and appellate competitions, and was a competitor in the National Moot Court Competition. Dylan's prior professional work has included advocating for an expanded right to counsel for indigent civil litigants, representing criminal defendants in court for the Snohomish County Public Defender Association, and authoring a published article about liability arising from self-driving vehicles.. Before becoming a lawyer, Dylan was deeply involved in the northwest marine industry, both working as a marine services technicaion and for the Northwest Marine Trade Association. Dylan's love for the water inspired him to form an adventure racing team that, in 2006, rowed across the North Atlantic Ocean, setting several world records.. Dylan also holds a B.S. from the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma. Dylan's practice at Adams & Duncan focuses on business and real estate litigation.

I'n not looking to do what is right for me.  I'm looking to do what's right for you.  You are the client.  Your interests are paramount.  Whatever the legal matter, you will be treated like a person, not a case file.  With over 17 years of experience handling divorce, custody, adoption, spousal support, child support, estate planning and probate, I'll find solutions to your legal issues.  My goal is to protect you, make this incredibly painful process a little easier and listen to what it is you need even if all you need is to vent.  I'm understanding and protective of my clients and their rights.

Ms. Smith is a magna cum laude graduate of Texas Woman's University with a Master's and JD from the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. She was first licensed in Arkansas in 2001, and has been licensed in Texas since 2010. Her practice is focused on providing estate planning, Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and probate in Collin County, Texas. Ms. Smith will visit those who are home-bound and also visits clients in hospital, nursing homes, and other facilities when needed.

The practice of law is not for the faint of heart.  I was born to be an attorney.  My clients agree, and the successful results I obtain for them are the best evidence of my abilities.  There is no greater reward then assisting a business or an individual by applying the knowledge, skills, and experience I have gained in the past 34 years in the practice of law.  I look forward to serving the needs of each and every client.

Symone R. White is the founder and managing attorney at Legal Legacy Advisors, PLLC. Her practice focuses on the various aspects of Estate Planning, Trust Formation, Guardianship, Business Formation, and Personal Injury. She has a passion to help every client no matter how difficult their issue presents to be.. Attorney White is a native of Sugar Land, Texas. She attended Texas State University to receive a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice. She earned her Juris Doctorate from South Texas College of Law Houston. She is licensed in Texas and certified to handle a variety of legal matters. In her experience, she has clerked for the Harris County Probate Court No. 3 and represented clients as a student attorney in Probate Court. With the help and support of her family and close friends, she sought after her dream and began to pilot her own law firm.. Attorney White founded Legal Legacy Advisors, PLLC with the vision and goal to provide individuals and families the access to develop estate plans that will sustain their families well after their passing. As the Legacy Advisor, she dedicates herself day and night to help her clients meet their needs. Not only does she provide representation for post-death estate administration, she also will help you preplan to make sure your loved ones are taken care of after your passing. Attorney White and the entire LLA family are here for you and your loved ones. Are you ready to build your Legacy?. “The name, Legacy, came from my vision and goals of the life I wanted to create for myself and my future family. I wrote about developing a legacy in my essays to get into college and law school. Legacy was not just an idea to me; it is a lifestyle. Your legacy is your purpose, your passion, your hopes, dreams, and desires coming to life to influence and touch the lives of your family, friends, and your community.. From a child, I knew I wanted to be a lawyer. For My whole life and even up until halfway through Law school, I’ve always wanted to be a criminal defense attorney. Yet, my purpose kept pulling me in a different direction. Estate planning became so fun and interesting to me. I felt it couldn’t just be a coincidence that legacy and estate planning correlated with one another. Estate planning gave me the opportunity to learn a specialized area of law and educate those around me who had no clue what it meant nor that it even existed. Unfortunately, death is something everyone will experience. Yet, too many times I have seen families destroyed financially when someone passes away due to a failure to properly plan for the inevitable. Disagreements about money, property, or personal effects ultimately ruin families for the same reasons.. With the right advice and guidance, not only can a person prepare financially for before and after their passing, but they can also invest back into their families what they’ve worked hard for their whole lives. Then, it becomes a generational tradition, unconsciously, for your family and before you know it, your great grandchildren are talking about what great things you did and how your sacrifices have now benefitted them. And that is what I call …. Legacy.”