Reviews

I just attended a free webinar with this ElderLaw Office and it was extremely informative, clearly stated, examples were given, and the professionalism was most impressive. I have booked a subsequent free initial session to decide if they can help me with my estate planning goals.

My wife and I attended a very informative presentation by attorney Tom Boris. Tom is clearly knowledgeable about various aspects of estate planning and related areas.

They tell you a lot of information; Things to do or not to do. Very helpful 😃

Helpful information that gives me time to think about what my husband and I need to make final decisions for our future. Thank you very much

We attended the estate planning seminar on 8/20/24. It was very informative. We recommend it for everyone. Needless-to-say, we learned a lot and confirmed for ourselves that we need to this process started and right away. We have already set up our free consultation. We really enjoyed the speaker, Tom Boris.

A well-organized presentation, but longer than promised. Also, no need to plead for a 5-star rating. If the presenter does a good job (which Thomas did), he will earn his 5-star rating. Better to plead for honesty. We might suggest as a printed handout a list of “lawyer” terms for various policies, government acts, investment options, retirement funds, programs, etc. Many of the acronyms are unfamiliar to us, though the legal and pharmaceutical professions seem to be in love with them. They can muddle meaning — to what end? We appreciated Thomas’s efforts to be clear and not take for granted that a retired minister and English teacher know all the latest legal and banking lingo. I would not expect anyone there to know the form of a Petrarchan sonnet or give me quick examples of onomatopoeia or synecdoche. But well done overall -- educational and down to earth. Your “strategy” seems to be to take a sincere interest in helping elders like us prepare for the unknowable -- despite many lawyers’ and politicians’ efforts to rob us (and our heirs) blind. Thank you!