Matus Estate Planning Law Group Announces a New Service Area in Monmouth County, New Jersey
Oct 5, 2020
October 05, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Monmouth County, New Jersey -- Today, Christine Matus, Esq., founding attorney of Matus Estate Planning Law Group, announced plans to expand their practice area into Monmouth County, New Jersey.
For more than 20 years, Matus Estate Planning Law Group has been helping families in New Jersey deal with all matters of estate planning with a specific focus on special needs family members, both adults and children. As an experienced group of attorneys and staff, they have dedicated their careers to helping families protect and care for their loved ones who are the most vulnerable. They look forward to serving the needs of Monmouth County residents with their own unique and compassionate kind of estate planning.
The Monmouth County estate planning attorney has a very personal connection to her career path.
“The special needs aspect is particularly personal to me. My youngest child was born with Down syndrome. As a result, I’ve dedicated a large portion of my practice to helping families who have special needs children. This way special families could have peace of mind and know their children will be able to have a lifestyle they deserve,” explained Ms. Matus. “We believe that every person is precious, regardless of their differences, and, as such, everyone deserves equal protection.”
The staff of The Matus Estate Planning Law Group have a particular interest in community and giving back. The estate planning attorney in New Jersey is involved in several pro bono projects as well as serving as general counsel to several nonprofits and has co-authored many articles on elder law. Staff attorney Kristine Carrandeja-Gurski, a proponent of community involvement, has served in many pro bono and nonprofit legal capacities over the years.
“We look forward to serving the Monmouth County community with our unique perspectives on estate planning, special needs planning, and real estate law to assist families who need effective approaches to coping with life in all its nuances. My focus has always been to help people. I realized that I could do many good things for people as a lawyer, from protecting a legacy to assisting them in the purchase of a new home,” Ms. Matus continued. “I enjoy taking a tailored approach and offering these areas of the law, I have an opportunity to provide solutions that are uniquely fitted to each client.”
Families who require the assistance of a special needs law firm look for empathy and caring in addition to legal skill and knowledge. The Matus Estate Planning Law Group offers that combination and dedicates itself to making a difference to families in the community. They are proud to now be able to offer their compassionate approach and services to Monmouth County and surrounding areas in New Jersey. Each member of their legal team offers a wealth of knowledge and a caring focus on offering personalized legal assistance to every client.
Those interested can learn more about Matus Estate Planning Law Group at https://matuslaw.com/.
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