Emmeline Teasdale
Managing attorney, trusts and wills
Emmeline writes the trusts and wills, and keeps asking questions until the plan reads like the family it is for.
The attorneys
Meet the people who read your papers
Each plan has a lead attorney and a second reader, so a colleague can answer when you call.
Merrill Yarborough
Attorney, long-term care and guardianship
Merrill plans for memory care and nursing homes, and handles guardianship petitions when no plan was made in time.
Sylvie Hargreaves
Attorney, trust and estate administration
Sylvie helps trustees and executors through notices, accountings and distributions, one step at a time.
Who has your file
One lead attorney
The attorney you meet first stays with you through signing and each review after it.
A second reader
Another attorney reads each draft against your notes before you see it.
One shared file
Notes, drafts and signed papers live in one file that any of the three of us can open.
Meet one of us before you decide
A twenty-minute call is free, and it does not make you a client.