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Celebrating Three Years!

January 4, 2013

Several years ago, when I was contemplating starting a Web-based law firm, people with whom I shared my plans usually responded with skepticism. Very few people had heard of a virtual law office, and the idea of delivering legal services online seemed very unusual. What a difference three years makes! Today marks my firm’s third [...]

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Celebrating Two Years!

January 16, 2012

January 4 of this year marked my firm’s second anniversary! It has been an exciting two years! I’ve learned so much, both personally and professionally. In some ways, it seems like I’ve been in solo practice for much longer, but in other ways, I feel like I’m just getting started. When I started my firm, [...]

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The Virtual Law Practice

October 3, 2011

When I opened my virtual doors a year and a half ago, very few lawyers operated in the virtual realm. But the virtual law practice model is becoming more mainstream as attorneys harness technology to make legal services more accessible, convenient, and affordable for their clients. The focus of the September/October issue of the American [...]

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Preparing for Aruba!

June 13, 2011

NB: I recently wrote a guest post for Massachusetts estate planning attorney Danielle G. Van Ess’ blog about steps I have taken to ensure my children will be protected while my husband and I are away on vacation alone. Below is an excerpt of the post as well as a link to the full post. [...]

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Thank You!

May 9, 2011

When I started my solo practice last January, I must admit I was a bit nervous. I believed that clients would benefit from a web-based law firm because: It’s accessible 24 hours a day and 7 days a week from any location It allows clients to handle their legal needs on their schedule rather than [...]

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Caring for a Loved One With Dementia

April 18, 2011

As Americans live longer, Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia is on the rise. I read recently that the incidence of people with Alzheimer’s doubles for every five years past age 65, and that a recent study showed that one in seven people over age 70 has some type of dementia. The New York Times [...]

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