Durham Wills & Probate Lawyers, North Carolina
Includes: Estate Administration, Living Wills, Wills
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Attorney Vance Jennings joined Brent Adams & Associates in 2004 and is now an owner/partner in the law firm. His practice mostly concentrates on Social Security Disability law, ERISA short and long-term disability claims, and private short and long-term disability claims. Vance is certified by the NC State Bar as a Board Certified Specialist in Social Security Disability law. Only a select number of attorneys receive this honor. It is not easy to become a Board Certified Social Security Benefits Specialist. Attorneys must pass a written test and take continuing education courses. They must be recommended by their peers and work substantially on cases in the Social Security Disability field. Attorney Jennings rose to the challenge and has been a specialist in this area of law since 2010. He uses his expert SSDI legal knowledge to prepare organized, strong cases for hearings and appeals. He has successfully represented thousands of clients.
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Evan Lohr is an attorney with Lohr Law Firm in Raleigh, North Carolina. He practices in the areas of estate planning and trust and estate administration, and also represents clients throughout North Carolina in disputes related to wills, trusts, and guardianships. Evan completed a B.A. in political science at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington and received his law degree from the University of Tennessee, where he worked as a research clerk on the eminent legal treatise Bogert’s Trusts and Trustees. He is a past editor of The Administrative Lawyer, a publication of the North Carolina Bar Association, and is currently president of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Raleigh. Evan is licensed to practice law in North Carolina. He can be reached at (919) 348-9211, at evan@lohrnc.com, or by completing the form below (please note that completion of the form does not constitute the formation of an attorney-client relationship).
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