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I am a U.S. Army military veteran, a graduate of Army West Point and former combat arms Officer. My nearly 30 years of legal experience is very diverse and broad, with my focus now solely on Estate Planning (Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorney, etc.), the Probate of Estates, and Guardianships & Conservatorships. Help me help you!!
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Recommendations Received (26)
"If you are interested in financial planning for your family's future, Harold's law office will..."
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"If you are interested in financial planning for your family's future, Harold's law office will provide you with the answers you are looking for. Give them a call ... you'll be glad you did."
"I've referred cases to Hal in the past. He is exceptional in moving cases forward as quickly as..."
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"I've referred cases to Hal in the past. He is exceptional in moving cases forward as quickly as possible to a resolution, and communicating with clients the processes and the outcomes. "
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Looking forward to hopefully meeting you the next time I am in King County/Seattle area...."
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"Tim,
Looking forward to hopefully meeting you the next time I am in King County/Seattle area. What is your cell number?
I have clients in western WA still, although my practice is 90% in Eastern WA and north Idaho (Kootenai Co., Coeur d'Alene, ID) nowadays, I will probably be over there sometime between April 5 and April 21. Best, Hal Prukop
Attorney at Law, Prukop Law Firm, PLLC (425) 577-4686"
"Jim is very professional and knows his business! "
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1) Network, shake hands. Real face time. 2) Great online presence....website, respond to email and Linked-In and Alignable, but don't overdo the social media, focus on what gets you BUSINESS; 3) Reputation: on line, with opposing counsel, with the court, with your clients, with your local...
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1) Network, shake hands. Real face time. 2) Great online presence....website, respond to email and Linked-In and Alignable, but don't overdo the social media, focus on what gets you BUSINESS; 3) Reputation: on line, with opposing counsel, with the court, with your clients, with your local neighborhood.
I stopped taking useless cases and useless free consultations. I simply tell the person, " I am a small office, I do not have the back office support or legal assistance or experienced paralegal who can assist you. I recommend you seek a larger law firm, or another more experienced law firm to...
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I stopped taking useless cases and useless free consultations. I simply tell the person, " I am a small office, I do not have the back office support or legal assistance or experienced paralegal who can assist you. I recommend you seek a larger law firm, or another more experienced law firm to assist you in your situation, because your situation needs the care, concern and sense of urgency that I cannot satisfy with my small firm. Good luck with your situation. Plus, of course, I do not take any payment for these often relatively short consultations, even if the person wants to pay me.
NO, as long as your Will was properly executed under the laws of the jurisdiction where you were domiciled when you signed and dated it. Also, this includes notarization and having at least two disinterested witnesses sign an affidavit of attestation, if your jurisdiction or state required it at...
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NO, as long as your Will was properly executed under the laws of the jurisdiction where you were domiciled when you signed and dated it. Also, this includes notarization and having at least two disinterested witnesses sign an affidavit of attestation, if your jurisdiction or state required it at that time. However, what I often see in my practice (in Wash. state) is that clients WANT to update their Wills substantially with a NEW will (because People have changed, or their Percentages of what they are bequeathing or devising has changed) , or do a few small changes, which I will do for them in a codicil, which is essentially an amendment to the Will. THe bottom line, if I were you, is to seek an estate planning attorney in Florida, take your Old Will with you, and see what they say after reviewing it, because every state has its own laws, and I am not licensed in Florida and do not claim any knowledge of Florida laws. Good luck!
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