T.J. likes to think of his firm as a caring, forward-looking, problem solving resource for legally and financially transitioning families, including today’s young family with small children, as well as individuals at or nearing retirement.
His practice is focused on guiding clients through the complicated and often confusing process of creating plans that balance family and asset protection, preserve wealth and reflect cherished family values. Through T.J.’s patience and his ability to truly listen to client concerns, he is able to translate his clients’ visions into plans that meet their desires and exceed their expectations, developing lifelong relationships with not only clients, but their families as well.
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