Another key practice area is helping families who must care for children with special needs or severely injured adults.
When Sharon Pope launched her own elder law practice in Hartford about six years ago, she was already thinking about a succession plan for her firm and her two associates. After all, she had started the practice midcareer, having previously taught paralegals at the University of Hartford for 30 years.
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