Kelly Clark accepted a part-time position at a law firm when she was a freshman in high school. She quickly determined that she had no intention of straying from the legal profession, and the clients she was dedicated to helping. Today, she remains committed to educating her clients and helping them find peace of mind.Estate PlanningEstate planning involves choices made during a client’s lifetime that outline the client’s wishes in the event of incapacity or death. Kelly’s goal is for clients of all ages to feel well educated about their options and comfortable with their choices. With that in mind, she evaluates her clients’ needs and desires and guides them through the maze of options concerning wills, trusts, health care directives, and powers of attorney.Kelly’s practice also includes elder law and planning for special needs. She is a dependable resource for adult children who are faced with making decisions for aging and infirm parents. Likewise, she assists parents of incapacitated adults who will not be able to manage their affairs independently once their parents are deceased.Estate and Trust AdministrationEstate administration is the process of overseeing the orderly transfer of assets after death, according to the wishes expressed in an estate plan. Kelly also provides counsel to estate executors and trustees of the assets of incapacitated or elderly individuals. As executors or trustees, these clients have responsibilities under both the estate or trust documents, and under the law. Kelly provides invaluable assistance in helping these clients legally and responsibly manage the estate or trust assets with which they have been entrusted. Guardianships and ConservatorshipsKelly’s practice in the area of guardianships and conservatorships includes assisting family members or others in becoming guardians or conservators of children or incapacitated adults and, in some cases, in serving as a guardian ad litem.Specialties: Estate Planning, Estate Administration, Probate, Trust Administration, Guardianships, Conservatorships, Elder Law