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Using Technology to Assist Clients Remotely


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During the Coronavirus pandemic, attorneys are having to change the way they do business. Face-to-face meetings may no longer be possible. In a recent webinar presentation to the Boston Bar Association, Massachusetts estate planning attorney Danielle G. Van Ess provided information on how to assist clients remotely. Van Ess discusses how to safeguard your clients’ interests along with your firm and your employees by using secure technology to share, review, sign, witness, and notarize documents. 

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Michael Monteforte, Jr.

Michael Monteforte, Jr.

Founding Attorney

Michael Monteforte, Jr. is the founding attorney of Monteforte Law, P.C., an estate planning and elder law firm in Woburn, Massachusetts. He was admitted to the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts in January 2002 and to federal practice in the U.S. District Court, District of Massachusetts, in March 2006. He has practiced estate planning and elder law in Massachusetts for over twenty years.

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