- Posts by Karen J. Collingsworth-Crusse, CEPA®
Senior AttorneyKaren J. Collingsworth-Crusse serves as Leader of the firm's Legacy Law Practice Group. She focuses her practice in the areas of estate planning, trusts, wills, wealth strategy and succession planning.
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Legacy planning is an act of love benefitting those you care most about, so what stops us from creating one?
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This post seeks to identify why so many of us fail to preserve our financial legacy for the benefit of our loved ones.
You’ve built a successful business, but have you invested in business succession planning to ensure it endures for the benefit of your customers, community, employees and family members?
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