One of the most difficult things we as estate planners face is the eventual and inevitable responsibility of helping and comforting a client whose spouse has passed away.
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Anna has served as an attorney and a financial advisor to hundreds of clients.
Author of "A Widower's Guide", Your Legal and Financial Guide To Surviving the First Year, she became a widow at twenty-eight and over the years recovered and grew, despite the adversity and emotional devastation she had experienced. Her journey has taught her about the kind of relationship clients need in times of transition and stress.
She offers her clients guidance and a strong shoulder to lean on. As a lawyer, Anna founded Eckert Byrne LLC, a life and legacy planning law firm, out of a desire to create estate plans that encompass more than just the transfer of tangible assets.
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