Pennant Law Offices serves clients in Massachusetts and North Carolina in traditional and nontraditional ways. We believe in flexibility to meet your legal needs. So, for your convenience and safety, we offer in-person and virtual meetings.
The process of planning for a worse-case life scenario can be emotional and stressful. Estate planning is not easy, but it is important for you to resolve. At Pennant Law Offices, we understand the importance of creating an estate plan ahead of time. Irrespective of the size of your assets, having an estate plan allows you to have peace of mind. Our estate planning lawyer offers solutions to your unique needs while simplifying the estate planning process. Charlotte estate planning lawyer Dwayne Pennant has extensive experience in these fields and understands what to deliver to efficiently solve your estate planning concerns. With offices conveniently located in Charlotte and Topsfield, Pennant Law Offices serve people throughout Massachusetts and North Carolina. Pennant Law Offices serves clients in Massachusetts and North Carolina in traditional and nontraditional ways. We understand that families are busy and can meet you where you are, whether in-home, at the office, or via zoom. We believe in flexibility and convenience to meet your legal needs.
People assume that great wealth is needed before they talk to a professional about creating an estate plan. Often, that assumption leaves many people waiting for wealth and more significant estate before acting. Unfortunately, many wait until it is too late to plan. The reality is that creating an estate plan can benefit anyone regardless of your circumstance or the size of your estate. An estate plan can include documents limiting the cost, delays, and lack of privacy associated with the probate and administration process. Having the proper estate plan can also minimize estate and gift taxes. An estate plan can include other legal documents such as a health care power of attorney, durable power of attorney, a living will, or a health care directive to a physician. Your estate planning does not have to be complicated and confusing. In Charlotte, the estate planning attorney of Pennant Law Offices keeps your estate planning in line with your desires, the laws that change, and life-changing circumstances. Charlotte estate planning lawyer Dwayne Pennant understands that each client is unique and enjoys tailoring his estate planning approach to your needs.
My experiences have taught me valuable skills in many areas of law. At this point in my career, I am now focused on handling estate planning, administration, guardianship, and personal injury cases. My law practice is unlike others you may have seen, where you hardly hear from the attorney who owns the practice. Creating a trusting relationship is critical for successful representation. The process involves establishing a client-attorney relationship and a personal one.
You are not just “some client” to me. You are a person going through a particular time in life. So whether you are injured from an accident, coping with a loss, or someone who wants to plan to leave their loved ones a legacy, your unique stories are all important to me.
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We serve clients throughout Massachusetts and North Carolina, including, but not limited to, those in the following localities: Essex County including Haverhill, Lawrence, Lynn, Methuen, Peabody, Salem, and Topsfield; Middlesex County including Cambridge, Everett, Framingham, Lowell, Newton, and Somerville; Cabarrus County including Concord, Harrisburg, and Kannapolis; Catawba County including Hickory and Newton; Gaston County including Gastonia and Mount Holly; and Mecklenburg County including Charlotte, Cornelius, Davidson, Huntersville, Matthews, Mint Hill, and Stallings.
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