Shea Law

"As we are now in our sixties, who are you going to trust with the "rest of your life decisions " . Well . . .I have the answer to that loaded question & am more than grateful to have met Barrister Andrew Grabowski. More than a several years ago, he guided, coached, mentored & caused us to think, beyond page one of, if you should pass, or when you pass, how do you want your estate/trust shared with those you love? Yes we had a lot of impulse answers. Some were not that well thought out to the tenth degree, but Mr. Grabowski has a unique gift, he colors inside the lines, but caused us to think outside of those lines. Yes, he understood our trust was complicated, as all of our children and grands live out of state. He engaged us to think deeply , if your blood children are not here, after you pass, do you want to leave it to a son in law? Then he posed "what if's?" What if a week after your daughter passes & Tom your son in law marries Cindy from the Waffle House , do you still want your trust to go to Tom? No absolutely not. Although some thoughts & choices are hard to make, especially when emotion comes into it., Mr. Grabowski, has such a level head, extraordinary discernment & an ability to be an active listener, where he picks up on tells, thoughts & unspoken words. He even provided sources & ideas so even if we have no family left, that our trust will be distributed to groups & missions that reflect our lives. Our trust was handled with grace & care, plus Mr. Grabowski has a vision to provide your loved ones with security, peace of mind, all the while doing it in a manner that respects your time, talents & money. We were introduced to him through a financial planning firm, for that we are grateful."