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December 2024 It was my wonderful experience with nathaniel spinney. He took care of my motor vehicle case very professionally. It was smooth process for me as i won the case because of nathaniel. I am very much thankful to him. Highly recommended.
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October 2024 I highly recommend Nathaniel Spinney. I felt confident hiring him after just one phone call with his knowledge, confidence in my case and professionalism. He was very personable and was able to show empathy during a stressful time. I would definitely use him again!
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October 2024 Highly recommend Nathaniel Spinney, amazing lawyer!!! Nathaniel took on my fiancé with two days before his court date on some very SERIOUS charges and he beat them all!!! Then he represented him in another case in another town and managed to get him beat down to time served on them charges and released…
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April 2017 Nate over at High Rock Legal is a wealth of information and is very understanding and down to earth. He was patient with my mother and I as we walked through the legal processes of wills and power of attorney documents. Nate is a great lawyer to have by your side.
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You stand, accused. The victim’s family weeps mournfully in the audience, patiently waiting – hoping – for justice to be served and for you to get your punishment. The police are disgusted that scum like you are out there, on the streets, committing such heinous crimes. The DA sits across the aisle, hoping to put…
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One of the most common reasons people make an estate plan is to protect their children in the rare, unthinkable circumstance where they can no longer be there to do so themselves. Parents share a desire to see their children on the right path in life with many opportunities and as few obstacles as possible.…
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So the holidays are upon us and as you all travel over the river and through the woods to grandmother’s house, I want to encourage you to take some time this weekend and break the ice and have the estate plan conversation with your loved ones. There is no better gift you can give to…
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Q. How much wealth and assets (or debt!) will you leave behind to your family or loved ones when you die? A. All of it. As we move onto the hereafter, however that may look, our ‘things’, they stay here… somewhere. It’s hard to believe that over half of all Americans don’t have a Will…
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Think of your worst day. Is that how you want to be remembered? Forever? With a blanket label that lacks nuance? By everybody: employers, colleagues, teachers, family, friends, and strangers? I don’t. I doubt you do either.
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Estate Planning Seminar Presenter: Nathaniel Spinney, Esq. Be at the Wyoma Training Center, 323 Broadway in Lynn on August 9th, at 6pm. Topics will include why you might need a will, other documents you should have, and some strategies for end of life planning for you and your loved ones. This seminar is for educational…