Forbush Legal Offices would like to remind you to check our calendar for upcoming study groups, seminars, and events.  We hope you will join us at some of these great networking and educational opportunities.

Our firm believes very strongly in the importance of education.  Because of the high value we place on knowledge, our goal in the seminars we provide is not to frighten our attendees, or push them into a course of action.  Our goal in our seminars is to enlighten our guests, to share our own learning, and provide a forum where important questions will receive serious and thoughtful answers.

In fact, we take scholarship so seriously at Forbush Legal Offices that we have dedicated ourselves to a course of continuing and compassionate education, not only for our clients but for ourselves.  Our membership in WealthCounsel, a national organization of the country’s leading estate planning attorneys, provides us with constant opportunities for continuing legal education through conferences, courses, and seminars; the benefits of which we turn around and pass on to you, our clients and community.

Knowledge and learning are some of our most valuable assets, but just as valuable as the education that comes from the seminars we provide, or the legal conferences we attend, is the community forum that is created when thoughtful and curious people gather together for the purpose of learning.  Our firm is proud to be a part of just such a forum of the best estate planning attorneys in the country, and we are eager to pass the benefits on to you.

We understand that when choosing a firm to help you create your estate plan and protect your family, you are not looking for someone who will plug your name and information into a standard form, but for someone who will take the time to understand your family’s specific needs, and guide you through the process to create your own, highly customized estate plan.

At Forbush Legal Offices we are dedicated to doing just that.  When you leave our offices you will not only have a top-notch estate plan, but a better understanding of the estate planning process, and most importantly—peace of mind.