Ms. Sarah L. Cranston
Experience:
13 years
Sarah Cranston | Woodbury Estate Lawyer | New Jersey
Main Office
44 Cooper St.
Suite 111
Woodbury, NJ 08096
Other Locations
Cranston Law is located in the historic Carter Building in downtown Woodbury. The office is walking distance from the Gloucester County Courthouse.
The office is in Suite 111 on the first floor at the end of the hall.
Free parking is available on the street and in the garage across the street from the office.
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About Sarah
Sarah Cranston dedicates her practice to assisting families and individuals with their estate and trust planning matters including preparation of documents for their estate plans, probating wills for deceased loved ones, and protecting the interests of her clients though estate litigation.
At the time Sarah applied to law school, she had been a writer and editor for ten years, most recently for a professional magazine for automotive heating and cooling repair shop owners. While she struggled with feeling that she wasn’t making much of an impact in peoples’ lives, she loved meeting and interviewing small business owners. Often these small businesses were family run and the owners wanted to leave a legacy for their children.
Practicing estate law, Sarah takes the best parts of what she did as a writer and does it everyday. She listens to her clients to learn about who they are and what they want for themselves and their families and then puts that plan in writing so others can know and follow their wishes.
She is thorough and considerate and helps her clients understand the often complex documents they can use to ensure that their wishes are followed. To accomplish this, Sarah sometimes has to ask tough questions about difficult topics - death, illness, incapacity, leaving minor children behind— but in doing so helps individuals make a plan that can be followed. She appreciates that her clients are considering difficult issues, and wants them to be as comfortable as possible. This means, first and foremost, that they can trust her to understand and implement their wishes without judgment.
As the mother of two sons, Sarah has first-hand knowledge of the joys, challenges and responsibilities of parenting young children which informs her estate law practice daily. In her very limited spare time, Sarah enjoys spending time hiking and enjoying the outdoors with her family. She is also involved locally with her church and serves on the Vestry (administrative body) as Chair of Stewardship. She is also an active member of the Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce and Gloucester County Bar Association.
Sarah earned her law degree from Rutgers Law School, her M.A in English from Rutgers University - Camden, and her B.A. in English from the University of Rhode Island. She is admitted to practice in New Jersey.
At the time Sarah applied to law school, she had been a writer and editor for ten years, most recently for a professional magazine for automotive heating and cooling repair shop owners. While she struggled with feeling that she wasn’t making much of an impact in peoples’ lives, she loved meeting and interviewing small business owners. Often these small businesses were family run and the owners wanted to leave a legacy for their children.
Practicing estate law, Sarah takes the best parts of what she did as a writer and does it everyday. She listens to her clients to learn about who they are and what they want for themselves and their families and then puts that plan in writing so others can know and follow their wishes.
She is thorough and considerate and helps her clients understand the often complex documents they can use to ensure that their wishes are followed. To accomplish this, Sarah sometimes has to ask tough questions about difficult topics - death, illness, incapacity, leaving minor children behind— but in doing so helps individuals make a plan that can be followed. She appreciates that her clients are considering difficult issues, and wants them to be as comfortable as possible. This means, first and foremost, that they can trust her to understand and implement their wishes without judgment.
As the mother of two sons, Sarah has first-hand knowledge of the joys, challenges and responsibilities of parenting young children which informs her estate law practice daily. In her very limited spare time, Sarah enjoys spending time hiking and enjoying the outdoors with her family. She is also involved locally with her church and serves on the Vestry (administrative body) as Chair of Stewardship. She is also an active member of the Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce and Gloucester County Bar Association.
Sarah earned her law degree from Rutgers Law School, her M.A in English from Rutgers University - Camden, and her B.A. in English from the University of Rhode Island. She is admitted to practice in New Jersey.
Experience
Law Clerk to Honorable Edward J. McBride, Jr.
Superior Court of New Jersey
August 2012 – August 2013
Intern to Justice Virginia A. Long
New Jersey Supreme Court
September 2011 – December 2011
Research Assistant to Prof. Sheila Rodriguez
Rutgers School of Law - Camden
June 2010 – October 2011 (1 year 5 months)
Education
Rutgers University
M.A. (English)
N/A
University Of Rhode Island
Bachelor of Arts (English)
N/A
Recognitions & Achievements
Associations
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Legal Service Pro Bono Project
Honors / Awards
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Leg. Analysis, Writing & Research II Citations Award
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ACJ, Excellence in Education & Comm. Award
Notable Work
Publications
So Sue Me: How Consumer Fraud, Antitrust Litigation, and Other Kinds of Litigation Can Effect Change in the Treatment of Egg-Laying Hens Where Legislation Fails
Rutgers J. of Law & Public Policy
April
2012
Founded 2013
Cranston Law Highlights
Estate
Firm Size:
Solo
Firm Locations:
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Languages:
English