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Larkin Law Firm focuses on elders and their families relating to life planning - not just estate planning - as we live longer and longer lives. While estate planning is a hot topic with the graying of the Baby Boomers, Larkin Law Firm promotes the responsibility for yourself and your family at all stages of your life. The Firm provides a broad range of legal services dealing with investments and financial issues to employment and restrictive covenant issues to drafting necessary documents such as powers of attorney, trusts, guardianships, and medical directives.

With a focus on elder law, Larkin Law Firm assists not only elders but also those acting on behalf of them as well as those approaching retirement age. Having the right documents and people in place for the various stages of life is crucial for keeping chaos and crisis at bay. The goal is to keep seniors empowered and autonomous and help keep the "golden years" as golden as possible while also preventing crisis. Larkin Law Firm works with clients 18 to 95 to try and remove obstacles while encouraging clients to be pro-active in order to assess and manage life's risks and challenges instead of the more common reactive headaches amid times of chaos and crisis. The Firm takes pride in providing life long legal counsel and advice.

The Firm also works in many aspects of the financial arena: investment/securities claims; retail brokerage policy, supervision and regulation; business buy/sells; employment issues and restrictive covenants; powers of attorney; financial abuse and scams; guardianships and conservatorships, etc.

Providing dispute resolution and litigation needs, Larkin Law Firm can assist in many ways, including providing a mediator or arbitrator for resolving disputes or facilitating consensus among competing interests.

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