Careers Associate Attorney Full Time | Hybrid (at least 3 days in office) | 1-3 Years Experience Fiffik Law Group is a growing, full-service law firm headquartered in Pittsburgh, representing individuals, families, and businesses throughout Pennsylvania. We combine high-touch client service with modern technology, and we’re looking for early-career attorneys who want real responsibility, real mentorship, and a clear path to building their own practice. The Role We are hiring Associate Attorneys to join our established practice groups. Candidates with experience in one or more of the following areas are encouraged to apply: Family Law Employment Law Business & Corporate Law Civil Litigation Estate Planning and Estate Administration Whether your experience is focused on one area or spans several, we’d like to hear from you. Hit the Ground Running You won’t spend your first year waiting for work. New associates receive active matters from day one and handle them from intake through resolution, with growing independence and support from experienced attorneys. That includes drafting, negotiating, advising clients, and appearing before courts and agencies. At the same time, we actively support you in developing your own book of business. A Tech-Forward Practice We invest in the tools that let lawyers focus on lawyering. Our attorneys work in a CRM, with cloud-based files, e-signature, and AI-assisted research and drafting tools. That lets you work efficiently whether you’re in the office or working remotely. What We’re Looking For Admitted to practice in Pennsylvania and in good standing 1–3 years of experience in one or more of the practice areas above (preferred) Strong research, writing, negotiation, and client communication skills Organized and able to manage multiple matters in a fast-paced environment Self-motivated, while also collaborating well with attorneys and staff Compensation & Benefits Base salary: $75,000–$95,000, depending on experience Performance-based bonuses plus fee sharing on matters you originate Signing bonus of up to $10,000 for qualified candidates [subject to a 3-month retention period; full terms in the application] Health/dental/vision, 401(k), PTO, bar dues and CLE Hybrid schedule available: [e.g., 3 days in office] Why Fiffik Law Group Established caseload and steady firm-generated referrals Mentorship and collaboration with attorneys across multiple disciplines Experienced paralegals, legal assistants, and administrative support Marketing and business development resources to help you grow your practice A collegial, team-oriented culture Whether your passion is advocating for families, counseling employers and businesses, litigating disputes, or helping clients preserve and transfer wealth, FLG offers the resources and support to build a rewarding legal career. To Apply Send a resume and cover letter to sgreen@fiffiklaw.com Fiffik Law Group is an equal opportunity employer. APPLY NOW

800 555-0100 Thank You Thank you for your message. We will get in touch with you shortly ABOUT THE FIRM A Pennsylvania firm families have trusted for decades Fiffik Law Group has counseled Pennsylvania families and businesses on estate, elder-law, and related matters for more than 30 years. Michael E. Fiffik, Esq. Managing Partner · Fiffik Law Group, PC Michael leads Fiffik Law Group as its Managing Partner, having built it into a full-service Pennsylvania firm serving families and businesses statewide. Admitted to the Pennsylvania bar in 1992 (J.D., University of Pittsburgh), he brings more than three decades of experience guiding clients through estate, business, and real-estate matters. Pennsylvania Super Lawyer, 2011–2024 AV Preeminent (Martindale-Hubbell) Avvo 9.5 PA & Allegheny County Bar Fiffik Law Group’s attorneys have been featured in The New York Times, CNN, CNBC , Kiplinger, and U.S. News. Your workshop presenter : Ben Shotten, the firm’s estate planning attorney, focuses on wills, trusts, powers of attorney, probate avoidance, and elder law — and regularly leads these educational workshops in plain English. Fiffik Law Group, PC 150 N. Radnor Chester Road, Suite F-200, Radnor, PA 19087 · [[(800) 555-0100]] · Serving Bucks & Montgomery counties Attorney Advertising. This page is an advertisement for legal services by Fiffik Law Group, PC, responsible attorney Michael E. Fiffik, Esq. (Managing Partner), licensed in Pennsylvania. Presenting attorney: Ben Shotten. The information here is general and educational, not legal advice, and no attorney–client relationship is created by attending this workshop or submitting this form. The workshop is complimentary and carries no obligation. [[Insert Pennsylvania bar’s exact required disclaimer/identification wording.]] © 2026 Fiffik Law Group, PC. All rights reserved.

Ben Shotten Associate Attorney Ben Shotten is based in the Philadelphia area, assisting individuals and families with estate planning and related legal matters. He is licensed to practice law in Pennsylvania and Michigan. Before returning to full-time practice, Ben spent more than a decade working in the professional sports industry, including roles in crisis communications, media relations, and business operations. He also serves as an adjunct professor of Sports Law, a subject he has taught for over ten years. Ben earned his Juris Doctor from Cooley Law School, a Master of Science in Sport Administration from Canisius University, and a Bachelor of Arts from the University at Albany. BAR ADMISSIONS & EDUCATION Pennsylvania 2025 Michigan 2009 U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Michigan, 2010 U.S. District Court, Western District of Michigan, 2009 J.D., Cooley Law School M.S., Sport Administration, Canisius University B.A., University at Albany (NY) AREAS OF PRACTICE Estate Planning

(412) 792-0078 Register The Workshop Our Attorneys Date & Location Who Should Attend FAQ COMPLIMENTARY ESTATE-PLANNING WORKSHOP Will or Trust: Which One Is Right for You? A plain-English workshop in Telford on Thursday, October 22 — learn how wills and trusts work, how to avoid probate, and how to protect your family. ✓ Complimentary — no obligation ✓ Seating limited to 30 ✓ Two session times Presented by estate planning attorney Ben Shotten . Bring your spouse or a family member — just let us know so we save both seats. Reserve your seat Complimentary · Registration required Full Name* Email* Phone ZIP Code Which session? Oct 22 · 10:30 AM Oct 22 · 6:00 PM Bringing a guest? Just me Me + a guest (2 seats) Reserve my seat WHAT YOU'LL LEARN An hour that can save your family years of stress You’ll leave understanding the difference between a will and a trust — and which one (or both) fits your family and goals. How to avoid the costs and delays of probate Leave an estate protected from a beneficiary’s divorce, creditors, and addictions Keep your estate in your bloodline Solve the challenges of second marriages and blended families Provide for a child with special needs without jeopardizing their benefits How to get started with a personalized plan Save my seat ABOUT THE FIRM A Pennsylvania firm families have trusted for decades Fiffik Law Group has counseled Pennsylvania families and businesses on estate, elder-law, and related matters for more than 30 years. Michael E. Fiffik, Esq. Managing Partner · Fiffik Law Group, PC Michael leads Fiffik Law Group as its Managing Partner, having built it into a full-service Pennsylvania firm serving families and businesses statewide. Admitted to the Pennsylvania bar in 1992 (J.D., University of Pittsburgh), he brings more than three decades of experience guiding clients through estate, business, and real-estate matters. Pennsylvania Super Lawyer, 2011–2024 AV Preeminent (Martindale-Hubbell) Avvo 9.5 PA & Allegheny County Bar Fiffik Law Group’s attorneys have been featured in The New York Times, CNN, CNBC , Kiplinger, and U.S. News. Your workshop presenter : Ben Shotten, the firm’s estate planning attorney, focuses on wills, trusts, powers of attorney, probate avoidance, and elder law — and regularly leads these educational workshops in plain English. DATE & LOCATION Two convenient times — pick what works When Thursday, October 22 Session 1 — 10:30 AM Session 2 — 6:00 PM Complimentary · registration required · seating limited to 30 Where Franconia Heritage Banquet & Conference Center 508 Harleysville Pike Unit a, Telford, PA 18969 Save my seat WHO SHOULD ATTEND This workshop is for you if… You don’t yet have a plan — or aren’t sure your old one still works You have a blended family or second marriage to plan around You want to protect a loved one with special needs You want to spare your family probate and keep decisions private You’re helping a parent get their affairs in order You simply want plain-English answers from an attorney COMMON QUESTIONS Good to know before you come Is it really complimentary? Yes — the workshop is free to attend, with no cost and no obligation. Registration is required only because seating is limited to 30. Can I bring my spouse or a guest? Absolutely. Please register both of you (choose “Me + a guest”) so we save two seats and don’t oversell the room. What’s the difference between the two times? The same workshop is offered twice that day — 10:30 AM and 6:00 PM. Choose whichever fits your schedule. Will this be a sales pitch? No. It’s an educational session. You’ll learn how wills and trusts work and how to get started if you choose to — there’s no pressure. Do I need to bring anything? Just yourself and any questions. If you’d like, jot down what you hope your plan accomplishes for your family. Seating is limited to 30 — reserve your seat Join attorney Ben Shotten in Telford on Thursday, October 22. Complimentary, with no obligation. Reserve my Seat Call (412) 792-0078 Fiffik Law Group, PC 150 N. Radnor Chester Road, Suite F-200, Radnor, PA 19087 · [[(800) 555-0100]] · Serving Bucks & Montgomery counties Attorney Advertising. This page is an advertisement for legal services by Fiffik Law Group, PC, responsible attorney Michael E. Fiffik, Esq. (Managing Partner), licensed in Pennsylvania. Presenting attorney: Ben Shotten. The information here is general and educational, not legal advice, and no attorney–client relationship is created by attending this workshop or submitting this form. The workshop is complimentary and carries no obligation. [[Insert Pennsylvania bar’s exact required disclaimer/identification wording.]] © 2026 Fiffik Law Group, PC. All rights reserved.

800 555-0100 Thank You Thank you for your message. We will get in touch with you shortly ABOUT THE FIRM A Pennsylvania firm families have trusted for decades Fiffik Law Group has counseled Pennsylvania families and businesses on estate, elder-law, and related matters for more than 30 years. Michael E. Fiffik, Esq. Managing Partner · Fiffik Law Group, PC Michael leads Fiffik Law Group as its Managing Partner, having built it into a full-service Pennsylvania firm serving families and businesses statewide. Admitted to the Pennsylvania bar in 1992 (J.D., University of Pittsburgh), he brings more than three decades of experience guiding clients through estate, business, and real-estate matters. Pennsylvania Super Lawyer, 2011–2024 AV Preeminent (Martindale-Hubbell) Avvo 9.5 PA & Allegheny County Bar Fiffik Law Group’s attorneys have been featured in The New York Times, CNN, CNBC , Kiplinger, and U.S. News. Your workshop presenter : Ben Shotten, the firm’s estate planning attorney, focuses on wills, trusts, powers of attorney, probate avoidance, and elder law — and regularly leads these educational workshops in plain English. Fiffik Law Group, PC 150 N. Radnor Chester Road, Suite F-200, Radnor, PA 19087 · [[(800) 555-0100]] · Serving Bucks & Montgomery counties Attorney Advertising. This page is an advertisement for legal services by Fiffik Law Group, PC, responsible attorney Michael E. Fiffik, Esq. (Managing Partner), licensed in Pennsylvania. Presenting attorney: Ben Shotten. The information here is general and educational, not legal advice, and no attorney–client relationship is created by attending this workshop or submitting this form. The workshop is complimentary and carries no obligation. [[Insert Pennsylvania bar’s exact required disclaimer/identification wording.]] © 2026 Fiffik Law Group, PC. All rights reserved.

Our experienced Business Law attorneys have helped thousands of clients in all areas of the business journey, whether it be at startup or the succession of a successful business. Business Law Business Subscription Legal Plans Our subscription plans are designed for entrepreneurs from start-up to millions in annual revenue who are ready to add strategic, guided legal support focused on brand and business development. LEARN MORE Business Formation & Start Up Learn More Buying & Selling Business Learn More Business Disputes & Litigation Learn More Succession Planning & Dissolution Learn More Legal Lowdown Business Webinar Series Join Attorney Michael Fiffik's monthly Legal Lowdown webinar series where he covers a new business topic each month. SIGN UP In case you missed any, watch the recording of his previous webinars on our YouTube channel. Play Video Play Video 01:39 Business Succession Planning Play Video Play Video 56:01 Top Asset Protection Strategies for Small Business Owners in 2025 Play Video Play Video 56:39 Startup Essentials: Tools and Tactics for New Business Owners Play Video Play Video 38:04 Myths About Independent Contractors That Can Hurt Your Business Business Legal Health Checks To be an entrepreneur means to be someone who takes on challenges. It also means you are a problem solver. Knowing what is ahead is half the battle. How you deal with them has a great deal to do with how successful your business can be. Having access to legal advice is a very effective way for you to avoid pitfalls and deal with the challenges when they do come along. Despite this fact, many small business owners do not have an attorney on their team. Why is that? The simple reason is that many entrepreneurs do not think of their business problems and challenges in legal terms. Some problems make the need for legal services obvious – like being sued. If you think the only time you need an attorney is when you’re being sued, we’re suggesting that you’re not thinking broadly enough about where you can find help to make your small business more successful. We’ve created a series of business “health checks”. Our hope is that they will help you better identify aspects of your business where easy access to legal advice can help you be a better entrepreneur and keep your business on the path to success. How It Works Business Legal Health Checks are designed to: What steps you have taken to protect your business from a legal point of view; What you need to do to ensure your business operates under best practices; How our attorneys can help you avoid the pitfalls and mistakes that can derail your business A Legal Health Check is important to identify and minimize the risks to your business. It will help you focus on the issues that are most important to your particular business. A Legal Health Check can cover a range of different areas for different types of businesses but the most important areas include business structures, finances, real estate, risk management, contracts, employees, and succession planning. There are a variety of health checks under each of these areas. They are each about 10-12 questions that will take you only a few minutes to complete. Pick the ones that apply most to you. In ten minutes, you’ll be well on your way to learning more about your business. INTRODUCTORY BUSINESS LEGAL HEALTH CHECK BUSINESS CONTRACT HEALTH CHECK REAL ESTATE & BUSINESS PREMISES EMPLOYEES, CONTRACTORS & WAGES Your Sales Team Can't Save You From a Bad Fiffik Law Group, PC Sep 8 7 min read Investor or Lender? The Pros and Cons of Taking an Ownership Stake vs. Making a Business Loan Fiffik Law Group, PC May 27 13 min read Do I Have a Right to Get Paid as a Minority Owner? Fiffik Law Group, PC May 27 15 min read Tax Liability You Didn't See Coming: The Pass-Through Trap for Small Business Investors Fiffik Law Group, PC May 20 9 min read If You're Going to Lend Money to a Business, Do It Right: Promissory Notes, Security Agreements, UCC Filings, and Personal Guarantees Fiffik Law Group, PC May 19 13 min read

Guardianship for Elderly Parents Caregivers We often hear people say “I promised her I’d never put her in a nursing home.” or “Dad told me he never wanted to live in one of those places.” For a variety of reasons, caregivers may choose to care for their older adult at home. And as long as the situation is safe for everyone involved, keeping aging parents at home is a wonderful thing to do. But it’s important to remember that senior care is one of the toughest and most stressful jobs you’ll ever have. With the proper support, planning, and patience, providing care for your parents in their golden years can be a less stressful and a more rewarding experience. If the person you are caring for is unable to make rational, clear-headed decisions about their health care, finances, or other aspects of life, seeking legal guardianship may be necessary to ensure their safety and quality of life. Guardianship is an option in cases where an older adult has not appointed a power of attorney for health care or finances and is incapacitated due to advancing age, illness or disability. Even if an individual has named a power of attorney (POA), guardianship may still be necessary if their POA is not durable, meaning it ends upon their incapacitation. We most commonly see family caregivers seeking guardianship for adults with dementia who did not make proper legal preparations for the future. To act as someone’s legal guardian or conservator, the individual petitioning for guardianship must go to court to have the person they are caring for declared incompetent based on expert findings. If they are ruled incompetent and the petitioner is a suitable caregiver, then the court transfers the responsibility for managing finances, living arrangements, medical decisions, or any combination of these tasks to the petitioner. This process often takes a good deal of experience to navigate smoothly. If family members disagree about the need for guardianship or who should act as a guardian, the process can be especially painful, prolonged, and costly. That's why an elder law attorney is often required in these situations. Reach out below to find out more.

Nursing Home Neglect The nursing home abuse lawyers at Fiffik Law Group strive to keep the elder community as safe as possible. Our firm takes pride in assisting any families whose parents or grandparents have been neglected in nursing homes. How to Spot Nursing Home Neglect Neglect can come in many forms. Here are a few troubling examples of how nursing homes can neglect those they should be caring for: Neglect of Basic Needs Though it may seem unthinkable that a nursing home would neglect the most basic needs of their patients, it happens all the time. It is sadly common for those in a nursing home to suffer from malnutrition and dehydration. Look for signs that your loved one doesn’t have basic needs (such as water and food). These signs could include weight loss, confusion, or sunken eyes. Neglect of Personal Hygiene For the elderly, daily hygiene without help can be challenging. Nursing home neglect victims may not be getting help with basic hygiene needs, like fresh clothes or help with teeth brushing. If you noticed your loved one in a nursing home doesn’t seem to be up to his or her usual standards for cleanliness, it may signal that the staff isn’t helping them with bathing, grooming, or basic hygiene. Emotional Neglect The signs of neglect are often the signs of aging (weight loss, confusion, or trouble with balance), so identifying neglect is difficult. Perhaps the most challenging of all neglects to spot, however, is emotional neglect. There are no physical signs that your loved one is being emotionally neglected, but to someone who is lonely, it can be as bad as any other form of abuse. When staff aren’t kind or friendly to those in the nursing home or they ignore their patients completely, it is a form of neglect. Medical Neglect Most people place their loved one in a nursing home in order for them to receive proper care – both daily care and medical care. Unfortunately, some nursing homes neglect the medical needs of the elderly. Some signs of medical neglect include bed sores. Bed sores are basically wounds from pressure – the pressure of sitting or lying in one position too long. Other signs of medical neglect include untreated cuts and failure to provide necessary medications. Common Injuries in Nursing Home Neglect Cases Nursing home neglect can lead to significant physical, emotional, and sexual injuries to residents, as well as wrongful death. Many common injuries are powerful evidence of nursing home neglect. Bed sores, also known as pressure ulcers Overmedication and overdose Malnourishment and dehydration Infections Dosage and medication errors Injuries from sexual abuse Broken bones and fractures Hip fractures Improper wound aftercare Sepsis and cellulitis Seizures Coma Cardiac arrest Mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, and PTSD The Importance of Communication and Regular Visits Sadly, nursing home staff are less likely to abuse those whose loved ones visit regularly. The elderly are often unable to say outright that the nursing home is neglecting their basic needs. Patients may fear that the neglect may turn to abuse if they speak out. Afraid and unable to clearly explain what is happening, the abused person may think that they have no options. Protect your loved one from nursing home neglect by having regular interactions with them. Though they may not be able to explain neglect, when a loved one communicates regularly, he or she may be abler to see irregularities that aren’t simply signs of age. If you have a loved one in a nursing home, be diligent about the abuse or neglect that may be happening to those who only have staff members to rely on. Two Main Types of Claims Against a Nursing Home for Neglect Personal Injury Lawsuit Negligence, abuse, or neglect led to the nursing home resident’s injuries. Wrongful Death lawsuit The nursing home’s actions cause the elderly person’s death. Your loved one will need to file the lawsuit themselves unless they sign a power of attorney that allows you or another trusted individual to file the lawsuit on your loved one’s behalf. Your loved one will need to be of sound mind when he or she signs this document, so if your loved one has dementia or Alzheimer’s, this may pose an additional issue. If you cannot obtain a power of attorney document, you can obtain guardianship for your loved one. You will need to obtain this status through a court order. You will need to pay additional fees and attend more court appointments prior to obtaining guardianship. Monetary Damages Available for Nusing Home Neglect Victims You can recover multiple forms of damages in nursing home neglect lawsuits. Medical expenses, including medication, surgeries, hospitalization, and therapy Funeral and burial expenses Pain and suffering Mental anguish Loss of quality of life Disability Punitive damages for especially negligent cases

James Bradley Associate Attorney After graduating from law school, James served as an Assistant City Attorney for the City of Albuquerque, where he represented the city in a variety of municipal matters and developed experience working with government agencies and public officials. His background in public health informs his approach to legal advocacy, particularly in matters involving regulatory compliance and public-sector concerns. In 2025, James returned to Philadelphia and joined the Fiffik Law Group, where he continues to build his practice and represent clients across a range of legal issues. BAR ADMISSIONS & EDUCATION Pennsylvania, 2025 New Mexico, 2024 J.D. Drexel University, 2022 Master of Public Health (MPH), Drexel University, 2022 AREAS OF PRACTICE Business Law , Civil Litigation, Consumer Finance, Contract Law, Employment Law, Landlord/Tenant, Real Estate .

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(412) 792-0078 Register The Workshop Our Attorneys Date & Location Who Should Attend FAQ COMPLIMENTARY ESTATE-PLANNING WORKSHOP Will or Trust: Which One Is Right for You? A plain-English workshop in Langhorne on November 3 — learn how wills and trusts work, how to avoid probate, and how to protect your family. ✓ Complimentary — no obligation ✓ Seating limited to 30 ✓ Two session times Presented by estate planning attorney Ben Shotten . Bring your spouse or a family member — just let us know so we save both seats. Reserve your seat Complimentary · Registration required Full Name* Email* Phone ZIP Code Which session? [[Nov 3]] · 10:30 AM [[Nov 3]] · 6:00 PM Bringing a guest? Just me Me + a guest (2 seats) Reserve my seat WHAT YOU'LL LEARN An hour that can save your family years of stress You’ll leave understanding the difference between a will and a trust — and which one (or both) fits your family and goals. How to avoid the costs and delays of probate Leave an estate protected from a beneficiary’s divorce, creditors, and addictions Keep your estate in your bloodline Solve the challenges of second marriages and blended families Provide for a child with special needs without jeopardizing their benefits How to get started with a personalized plan Save my seat ABOUT THE FIRM A Pennsylvania firm families have trusted for decades Fiffik Law Group has counseled Pennsylvania families and businesses on estate, elder-law, and related matters for more than 30 years. Michael E. Fiffik, Esq. Managing Partner · Fiffik Law Group, PC Michael leads Fiffik Law Group as its Managing Partner, having built it into a full-service Pennsylvania firm serving families and businesses statewide. Admitted to the Pennsylvania bar in 1992 (J.D., University of Pittsburgh), he brings more than three decades of experience guiding clients through estate, business, and real-estate matters. Pennsylvania Super Lawyer, 2011–2024 AV Preeminent (Martindale-Hubbell) Avvo 9.5 PA & Allegheny County Bar Fiffik Law Group’s attorneys have been featured in The New York Times, CNN, CNBC , Kiplinger, and U.S. News. Your workshop presenter : Ben Shotten, the firm’s estate planning attorney, focuses on wills, trusts, powers of attorney, probate avoidance, and elder law — and regularly leads these educational workshops in plain English. DATE & LOCATION Two convenient times — pick what works When Tuesday, November 3 Session 1 - 10:30 a.m. Session 2 - 6:00 p.m. Complimentary · registration required · seating limited to 30 Where Sheraton Bucks County Langhorne 400 N Oxford Valley Rd, Langhorne, PA 19047, USA Save my seat WHO SHOULD ATTEND This workshop is for you if… You don’t yet have a plan — or aren’t sure your old one still works You have a blended family or second marriage to plan around You want to protect a loved one with special needs You want to spare your family probate and keep decisions private You’re helping a parent get their affairs in order You simply want plain-English answers from an attorney COMMON QUESTIONS Good to know before you come Is it really complimentary? Yes — the workshop is free to attend, with no cost and no obligation. Registration is required only because seating is limited to 30. Can I bring my spouse or a guest? Absolutely. Please register both of you (choose “Me + a guest”) so we save two seats and don’t oversell the room. What’s the difference between the two times? The same workshop is offered twice that day — 10:30 AM and 6:00 PM. Choose whichever fits your schedule. Will this be a sales pitch? No. It’s an educational session. You’ll learn how wills and trusts work and how to get started if you choose to — there’s no pressure. Do I need to bring anything? Just yourself and any questions. If you’d like, jot down what you hope your plan accomplishes for your family. Seating is limited to 30 — reserve your seat Join attorney Ben Shotten in Langhorne on Tuesday, November 3. Complimentary, with no obligation. Reserve my Seat (412) 792-0078 Fiffik Law Group, PC 150 N. Radnor Chester Road, Suite F-200, Radnor, PA 19087 · [[(800) 555-0100]] · Serving Bucks & Montgomery counties Attorney Advertising. This page is an advertisement for legal services by Fiffik Law Group, PC, responsible attorney Michael E. Fiffik, Esq. (Managing Partner), licensed in Pennsylvania. Presenting attorney: Ben Shotten. The information here is general and educational, not legal advice, and no attorney–client relationship is created by attending this workshop or submitting this form. The workshop is complimentary and carries no obligation. [[Insert Pennsylvania bar’s exact required disclaimer/identification wording.]] © 2026 Fiffik Law Group, PC. All rights reserved.

Planning for the succession of a business is one of the most overlooked aspects of business planning. Your business needs a plan for every situation you could encounter in your future. Do You Need A Presenter? Michael Fiffik and other attorneys at Fiffik Law Group are available to speak to your organization. Fill out the form below to request a speaking engagement. Empowering Communities Through Knowledge and Connection Community outreach programs are an essential part of the success for every local organization. Many of the fastest-growing organizations are those that are actively engaged in community outreach. If those in your community know that your organization cares about them, they’ll be more likely to be curious about your organization. Our estate and elder law seminar series present excellent opportunities to invest deeper in the community, learn together and invite others into important conversations about things that really matter to them: taking care of their family and those they love. We’d be honored to be part of your community outreach program. Topic Suggestions Estate Planning 101: Wills, Trusts & Powers of Attorney Saving Your Home from the Nursing Home Hope for the Best, Plan for the Worst: Estate Planning for Families with Special Needs Children Estate Planning for Digital, Crypto and Online Assets Trusts 101: What You Need to Know About Trusts & Estate Planning Understanding Your Choices & Options for Long Term Care Legal Advice to Family Caregivers Estate Planning for Blended Families & Second Marriages Safeguarding Your Hard-Earned Efforts: Proactive Planning to Prevent Loss to a Nursing Home First Name* Last Name* Organization name Email* Phone* Message* Submit Request a Speaker ✓ Tailored, customizable presentations ✓ <30, 45, or 60+ minute run time ✓ Marketing Assistance & Content Creation ✓ Completely Complimentary