Two birds: http://prattlaw.com/index.html. Has the tax credentials you want to see.

We used Laurel Lea: https://leawills.com/

What state?

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.

There are lots of women who do estate/trust work. Two in Maryland would be Laurel Lea and Mary Beth Beattie.

Geller and Legacy Law Centers in Leesburg Va.

Anonymous wrote:Why is it OK for you to discriminate on the basis of race and gender, but not other people?

WTH? Do you even ? You think consumers don't have the right to choose which services/providers meet their beliefs?

Anonymous wrote:Why is it OK for you to discriminate on the basis of race and gender, but not other people?

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 wrote:Why is it OK for you to discriminate on the basis of race and gender, but not other people?

it's okay for you to uplift disadvantaged groups too we hired a trans immigration lawyer if you need a recommendation

Anonymous wrote:Why is it OK for you to discriminate on the basis of race and gender, but not other people?

Why is it OK for you to discriminate on the basis of race and gender, but not other people?

Anonymous wrote:https://www.thegellerlawgroup.com/rebecca-geller

+1

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