Estate Planning Lawyer Recommendation - Woman/POC Owned
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Anonymous
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Can anyone recommend a woman-owned or POC-owned estate planning lawyer or firm? We need to update our docs for the birth of our second child.
Thanks, Ben |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
| Why is it OK for you to discriminate on the basis of race and gender, but not other people? |
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Anonymous
it's okay for you to uplift disadvantaged groups too  we hired a trans immigration lawyer if you need a recommendation
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Anonymous
The customer is always right, dumbass. Now if the firm in question refused to take white clients or whatever, that would be illegal and improper discrimination. But as a consumer, you can choose whatever you want. It isn’t refusing service, it’s choosing service. You aren’t the sharpest knife in the drawer, are you? |
Anonymous
WTH? Do you even ? You think consumers don't have the right to choose which services/providers meet their beliefs? |
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| Geller and Legacy Law Centers in Leesburg Va. |
Anonymous
| There are lots of women who do estate/trust work. Two in Maryland would be Laurel Lea and Mary Beth Beattie. |
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Megan Wallace
Wallacelawllc.com Truly brilliant. She is admitted in 5 states and had an LLM in tax. Those with higher net worths or complicated tax matters would benefit most. |
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| What state? |
Anonymous
| We used Laurel Lea: https://leawills.com/ |
Anonymous
| Two birds: http://prattlaw.com/index.html. Has the tax credentials you want to see. |