I strongly believe in the phrase “there’s no substitute for experience.” In my three decades of practice, though, I’ve also found that truly connecting with someone’s situation is just as important.
I can’t predict the future, but I can help you plan for it. Let my experience work to your advantage as we explore opportunities to make life a little easier for you and your loved ones.
I understand why animosity is so often involved in certain branches of law, but I’ve never been drawn to those practice areas. My caring nature led me in a completely different direction — one that not only allows me to help people, but also incorporates my innate desire to educate, listen, and counsel.
I'LL PRESENT YOU WITH THE FACTS. WHERE WE GO FROM THERE IS UP TO YOU.
In an unfamiliar situation, it can be extremely frustrating to not know how to move forward. I won’t dictate what you should do, but I will lay out the options you have to choose from.
2. LET YOU DECIDE
As we delve into your choices, I will clearly explain the pros and cons of each one. And I will, of course, share my professional opinion — but our next move is ultimately up to you.
3. BUILD A PLAN WITH YOU
Once you’ve chosen the path you feel is right for you, it’s time for action. With our combined efforts, we will strive to turn your decision into a plan, and that plan into a reality.
Bring the Service to You
If you or your loved one can’t come to my office, that’s alright. I’m more than willing to travel to care facilities, hospitals, and homes.
Anticipate Complications
Estate planning, bankruptcy, probate — whatever concern it may be that ails you, my goal is to minimize current and future conflict.
Walk You Through Every Step
Your legal situation is probably foreign to you, but rest assured — you won’t be left guessing. I’ll explain each step as we go.
I'D LIKE TO HELP MAKE IT EASIER
We deeply appreciate the outstanding support and services Mr. Kennedy provided me and my wife in addressing estate issues associated with my wife’s parent passing this year.
-Tom H.
Appreciation for your competence and timeliness in making a difficult time more tolerable. I would definitely call on Mr. Kennedy again. I will also recommend this firm to my friends. Thank you for your service.
-Gayle C.
I am very impressed! He is an attorney with ethics , knowledge, and compassion towards clients and people in general. He provided an astonishing amount of information to help me through this overwhelming time.
-Mark G.
Charles helped me a lot with the probate process, after my parents passed, and I couldn't find their will. I highly recommend him.
-Mark G.
During my 30 years as an attorney, I’ve come to realize that no two legal situations are ever quite the same. As an example, let’s consider the way different clients react to a word that frequently comes up in my practice: “protect.”
"Protect' is a broad term. It means a lot of things to a lot of people but ultimately always points to the things that matter most to them.
To some — for instance, those contemplating their future — it means carrying on their legacy and ensuring their families are well looked after once they’re gone. To others, the word brings up the thought of securing their business or their assets — two things they’ve worked hard to build and grow over years.
Still others jump to a different conclusion when they hear the term. For those who’ve recently lost someone they love, the word “protect” tends to invoke a bittersweet feeling. They can no longer protect their loved one from physical harm, but they can fight to make sure their wishes are honored and properly carried out.
No matter how you look at your legal situation — whether it resulted from a recent loss, a concern about your business, or a desire to plan for the future — you’re looking to protect someone or something that’s important to you. As a genuine client advocate, I’d love to learn what that is so I can do my due diligence to help.
Even more important than my mission to help is your process of recovery. When you and I finish working together, my hope is that you will walk away feeling safer, wiser, and in an overall healthier place than when we met.