What is an epilogue?
We are four attorneys who practice in areas of law that are uniquely collaborative. Estate planning and business lawyers, who are often competing for clients, will regularly share experiences and tips to improve each other’s law practices. Study groups are common where attorneys from different firms compare best practices and serve as resources to address complex client matters. Epilawg is an extension of this community to incorporate additional professionals and advisors into the discussion so that we may share this valuable knowledge and experiences with key players in the estate planning process and with our readers like you.
Maggie Green ([email protected])
Jayne Sykora ([email protected])
Jamie Held ([email protected])
Jennifer Santini ([email protected])
Our Epilawg
Epilawg discusses and offers legal and non-legal insight for planning the resolution of your own story: questions can be answered, confusion can be wiped away and clarity can be attained on all topics related to planning for your estate, business, family and finances.
Here at Epilawg our contributors enjoy helping individuals think through the transfer of their assets that will occur at death and how that transfer will affect family members and loved ones. Yes, we know, it is a bit quirky and grim but we find it rewarding to help someone complete this challenging task. The goal is to inspire every person to consider the significance of creating a plan for all of the important pieces of your life.
Our motto: Write your story’s epilogue.
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Epilawg Recognition
Exciting news! Epilawg has been voted one of The Top 25 Legal Blawgs in Minnesota by Practiceblawg.com two years in a row!
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