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Like everyone else, I start my year out by setting big goals in January. I’m going to lose weight, eat right, exercise regularly, and keep a clean house! Blind optimism is the key to a great resolution, but I like to go one step further and throw myself headfirst into it. Eventually, I trail off and get back into my daily groove, never meeting my January 1 objectives, despite my best intentions. But while I let personal goals go, business goals are another story.
“The last thing any child should have to face is the uncertainty of who will take care of them, after the loss of their parent.”
term goals, as well as do some old-fashioned bonding. Our team members work hard, and it’s important to find some time to relax with one another from time to time. When we come back to work, we all know exactly what’s expected of us in order to meet our goals, so we’re focused and ready to find a way to serve more people. In 2018, we made a decision to start taking on Title 19 cases again. We hired a new associate in April, Attorney Rebecca Vicente, and she didn’t waste any time getting the ball rolling. Title 19 is a complicated process, but it’s critical for the senior members of our community as they need more services. We want our clients to have access to as much funding as possible from the State so they can afford home care, nursing, or assisted living. Many of the elderly struggle with cognitive disorders and can be confused when, in order to qualify for the help they need, the State all of a sudden asks for five years of
bank statements. This can be overwhelming if you don’t have help. Our firm’s ability to better assist these clients due to increased staffing was a significant win for us in 2018, and I look forward to increasing our work in this area in 2019. While most of us turn the calendar hoping for a new beginning, something as simple as setting up an effective estate plan can be a wonderful gift for us to give our families. None of us know the future, so it’s up to each of us to protect our families so that they’re not left unprepared in the event of a tragedy. Every child should have a parent that cares enough to establish a specific “what if ” process… which, of course, we all hope won’t be needed for many years to come.
In order to meet our business goals, we have biannual retreats in which we work on our strategic planning for the next 6 months. Operating without a plan is like trying to ride a bike without handlebars – you might start out OK but before you know it, you’ll eventually crash. During these retreats, we take a couple of days to develop our short term and long
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–Suzann Beckett
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