Courtney is a paralegal with Monk Law Firm where she works primarily with attorneys Robert Lack and Erik Schartner in the areas of estate planning, tax planning, business law and commercial real estate.

Courtney is originally from Overland Park, Kansas and went to college at Indiana State University. She recently moved to Charlotte and she has her degree in Legal Studies with a minor in Criminal Justice, Corrections and Law and Administration. In her free time she likes to spend time with her dog, Koda, and watching the Kansas City Chiefs play.

Estate Planning Estate Planning for Business Owners: Ensuring a Smooth Transition
As a business owner, you’ve invested significant time, effort, and resources into building and growing your business. But have you planned for its future if something happens to you? Estate planning is essential to protect your personal assets and ensure that your business continues to thrive after you're gone. 
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Estate Planning Estate Planning for Blended Families: Ensuring Fair Distribution
Estate planning can be a complicated process for anyone, but it becomes even more complex when dealing with blended families. In these families, spouses may have children from previous relationships, creating additional considerations in distributing assets fairly. Without a clear estate plan, your wishes may not be fulfilled as intended, leading...
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Estate Administration How to Prepare for Estate Administration: Pre-Planning Tips
Estate administration can be a complex and overwhelming process, especially for loved ones who are navigating the emotional challenges of loss. Thoughtful preparation, however, can ease this process significantly, ensuring a smoother transition and reducing stress for everyone involved. Below are some practical pre-planning tips to help simplify estate administration, offering peace...
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