Law Practice
Nov. 13, 2014
Old trusts and estates guard warns the new among its ranks
Young trusts and estates attorneys, thwarted by a bleak employment environment, are increasingly starting their own practices and in turn are making themselves susceptible to serious legal missteps.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
If you need some estate planning work done, you might find yourself enlisting the help of a trusts and estates attorney you found online. A few meetings and a few signed documents later, the matter is seemingly solved. But what you might not know is the contract you signed was created via a document generator, the office where you met your attorney was rented by the day, and the attorney himself had o...
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