Planning for an adult child with special needs can be overwhelming, especially when considering long-term care and financial security after a caregiver’s incapacity or death. Key areas like financial planning, estate planning, and guardianship transitions are essential for ensuring their future.
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Meet Taylor Ferrara
Taylor Ferrara is an attorney in the Private Client Services practice. As a trust and estate lawyer, she describes herself as a natural problem solver, assembling estate plans like puzzles to meet her clients' unique needs. Taylor did not set out to become an...
Meet Marjory Selig
Marjory Selig grew up in New Jersey, attended Brown University for undergraduate studies, earned her JD from UConn and passed the bar in Massachusetts, New York and Missouri. After graduating from Brown, she and her then boyfriend (now husband) moved to LA to launch...
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