The LawFarm is excited to announce that we are expanding! Michele LaHue joins the firm with 19 years of experience in estate planning, business law, probate, and trust administration. Michele has been married to her husband for 21 years and they make their home in Carson City with their 2 dogs and a cat that…
Moved on from Sullivan Law As of July 11, 2023, Merrill A. Hanson, Esq. resigned from Sullivan Law. This was an elective decision by Merrill to live a better life and return to self-employment. He continues to do estate planning and select probate and trust administration matters. Notices are being sent out in waves throughout…
Make A Difference In Your Community If you live in Los Angeles County (and have for at least one year), and are civic-minded, then consider applying to be one of 23 citizens to be selected and trained to investigate the county, city and joint-powers agencies during a one-year tenure of Civil Grand Jury service. The…
Yes, We’re Open In the wake of the pandemic and social distancing, people are concerned about whether they can still obtain an Advance Health Care Directive, Power of Attorney, Will and/or Trust. The answer is yes! Law firms are “essential” businesses, and we are able to serve our community electronically and telephonically worldwide for California…
On May 8, 2019, results were published by the Nevada State Bar. Merrill A. Hanson was listed as having a passing score. He was sworn in by a Notary Public (Caryn Haller) that same day. The Oath of Attorney to be filed with the Supreme Court of Nevada before 5:00PM today. Bar Results Publication: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-oO_onRjBZUMGt7s6o01fvyOSzMtvRq5/view I…
***PLANNED OFFICE CLOSURE: FEB 20 – MAR 6*** We are pleased to provide you some exciting updates happening around the firm. In this issue: Nevada Legal License Expected May 2019 Legal Practice in the Modern World Success at the Firing Range 2019: Major Changes to California Employment Laws View Original Publication (PDF): NV Newsletter February 2019…
An estate planning client once expressed to me with excitement, and upon completion of their estate planning consultation, that there was a great sense of accomplishment and relief in having engaged in such serious “adulting,” and to have answered some of life’s more challenging questions. What is Adulting? It’s true, estate planning is a major…
We are pleased to provide you some exciting updates happening around the firm… NV Newsletter August 2018 Firearms Training: September 22 Leaving a gun in your will? Does your executor and beneficiary know what to do? Here’s your chance to bestow some wisdom with a certified instructor. Handgun Safety Course. Sept. 22, 2018, 8AM, Lytle…
Brand new adults should get an Advance Health Care Directive and a Durable Power of Attorney for Finances before they are sent off for college. These two documents work together to protect a parent’s ability to access their young adult’s life should their child become incapacitated – when they need it most. In the absence…
