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Tuesday, September 27, 2011 Vaughn-Martel Law Expands Estate Planning Practice; Welcomes Attorney Emily Towne McNeil Attorney Emily Towne McNeil joins Vaughn-Martel Law as an associate specializing in estate and wealth planning. Emily received her Juris Doctor degree from New England Law in Boston, Massachusetts. Following her graduation from New England Law, Emily worked for the private wealth advisory services firm G.W. & Wade, LLC, in Wellesley, Massachusetts.  As a staff attorney for the firm, Emily provided clients with estate and wealth planning advice, with a focus on wealth management through advanced probate planning and complex estate tax planning for individuals and families. Immediately prior to joining Vaughn-Martel Law, Emily operated her own estate planning and tax consulting business, and she brings with her a strong base of knowledge and experience in estate planning and tax. Permanent Link

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