We are a law firm that has always focused on family issues. Currently, that focus includes estate planning, kid's protection plans, prenuptial agreements, and trust and probate administration. In the past, we focused on custody, visitation, and adoption. It remains our goal to support family relationships and family values. Through estate planning, our firm assists individuals in safeguarding and transferring what they have built over the years, including family wisdom and wealth.
Estate Planning is for everyone. It ensures that you choose what happens to you in terms of your financial affairs and health care decisions if you become incapacitated. It ensures that your religious and social values, financial assets, and family history are passed on to your descendants or whomever you choose. What will happen to your children if you are in an accident or die?
Where will your children go immediately if the guardians live in another state? Who will know what you wish to happen? Who will make the decisions?
Estate Planning is for everyone. It ensures that you choose what happens to you in terms of your financial affairs and health care decisions if you become incapacitated. It ensures that your religious and social values, financial assets, and family history are passed on to your descendants or whomever you choose. What will happen to your children if you are in an accident or die?
Where will your children go immediately if the guardians live in another state? Who will know what you wish to happen? Who will make the decisions?
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Lisa Brown worked as a judicial law clerk for the Honorable Eric Washington, formerly, the Chief Judge of the D.C. Court of Appeals.
She then worked as an associate in the Employment Department of Paul Hastings Janofsky & Walker, LLP, an international law firm, where she focused on employee benefits for national and international corporations.
Later, she worked as an associate in the Corporate Department of Dickstein Shapiro LLP.
Before focusing exclusively on Trust & Estates law, Lisa worked in the areas of Family Law, Criminal Law, and Bankruptcy Law in counties throughout Virginia and the District of Columbia.
She then worked as an associate in the Employment Department of Paul Hastings Janofsky & Walker, LLP, an international law firm, where she focused on employee benefits for national and international corporations.
Later, she worked as an associate in the Corporate Department of Dickstein Shapiro LLP.
Before focusing exclusively on Trust & Estates law, Lisa worked in the areas of Family Law, Criminal Law, and Bankruptcy Law in counties throughout Virginia and the District of Columbia.
Our advisory, consultation, and litigation services are currently available in the following areas of practice:.
Estate Planning is for everyone.
It ensures that you choose what happens to you in terms of your financial affairs and health care decisions if you become incapacitated.
It ensures that your religious and social values, financial assets, and family history are passed on to your descendants or whomever you choose.
What will happen to your children if you are in an accident or die?
Where will your children go immediately if the guardians live in another state?
Estate Planning is for everyone.
It ensures that you choose what happens to you in terms of your financial affairs and health care decisions if you become incapacitated.
It ensures that your religious and social values, financial assets, and family history are passed on to your descendants or whomever you choose.
What will happen to your children if you are in an accident or die?
Where will your children go immediately if the guardians live in another state?
Having a Will Alone Simply Does Not Ensure the Care of Your Kids If the Unthinkable Happens to You!.
If you are a parent of minor children (or those with special needs) who are counting on you, your estate plan must begin with ensuring your children would always be taken care of by the people you want, in the way you want, no matter what happens.
At BROWN LAW OFFICES one of our areas of greatest expertise is in planning for the well-being and care of the children you love.
Your children could be placed into the care of Child Protective Services (yes, even if you have a will in place and even if you have a living trust) and, yes, it would very likely only be temporary, but trust us, you never want your children in the arms of strangers.
If you are a parent of minor children (or those with special needs) who are counting on you, your estate plan must begin with ensuring your children would always be taken care of by the people you want, in the way you want, no matter what happens.
At BROWN LAW OFFICES one of our areas of greatest expertise is in planning for the well-being and care of the children you love.
Your children could be placed into the care of Child Protective Services (yes, even if you have a will in place and even if you have a living trust) and, yes, it would very likely only be temporary, but trust us, you never want your children in the arms of strangers.
Many estate planning attorneys take a "one-size fits all" approach with their clients; they do this so that they can work with as many people as possible in a short period of time.
The problem is that the client has impersonal experience; but worse than that, this way of planning can lead to unintended results in the long run for the family.
When lawyers do not take the time to listen and consider a family's personal circumstances, the result is that your Will & Trust Documents do not end up reflecting what your family really wants to happen.
The problem is that the client has impersonal experience; but worse than that, this way of planning can lead to unintended results in the long run for the family.
When lawyers do not take the time to listen and consider a family's personal circumstances, the result is that your Will & Trust Documents do not end up reflecting what your family really wants to happen.
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