Sarah Marggraf

These are unprecedented times. In order to protect our staff and clients from the coronavirus, we are limiting visitors to our office by appointment only. We are also arranging phone conferences, Zoom, FaceTime, Skype and other types of virtual meetings in lieu of in-person meetings whenever possible.

For those clients who need to sign their estate planning documents or absolutely must meet in person, we are staying vigilant and taking necessary precautions, such as washing our hands and using sanitizing wipes frequently and making hand sanitizer available while we can. We ask that clients cancel their in-person appointments if they are experiencing fever, cough, shortness of breath or any other flu-like symptoms.  We also ask that clients cancel their in-person appointments if they have been in contact with anyone who has been ill. We are reducing the time we are in the office as well.

We know that as estate planning attorneys these are the very types of situations that motivate clients to deal with their estate plan, and we are here for our clients and will continue to work for them by every means possible.