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Like many other elder law attorneys, Jonathan Rouse first started in estate planning and just recently decided to incorporate elder law.
Jonathan fully submerged himself into ElderCounsel resources and within a year of joining, his elder law practice took off. New clients were coming in looking for legal services only he could provide and business has increased so much that he decided to hire an additional associate and staff member.
Jonathan’s success is an excellent example of how an ElderCounsel membership can transform your practice. Contact us today and let’s discuss how we can support your law firm as we have for Jonathan.
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Stephanie Buffa, ElderCounsel Member
As a solo practitioner, Stephanie was responsible for drafting and updating documents for her clients. The majority of her time was spent updating documents to meet state and federal regulations and laws. She wanted time back in her day so she could be more attentive to her clients’ needs. She decided to join ElderCounsel so she could have up to date documents all of the time.
Finding a sense of community among ElderCounsel members has been one of Stephanie’s favorite parts of becoming a member herself. “I do find that a lot of attorneys that practice in the elder law area are always looking to help each other,” said Stephanie, “and it’s no different with the members of ElderCounsel.”