Liz was born in St. Petersburg Florida, moved to North Carolina in 1995 and now resides in Pineville, NC. She is a Paralegal with Monk Law Firm where she works with attorneys Cindy Alvear and Rebecca Daddino in the areas of Elder Law, Estate Planning, Medicaid, Guardianship, and Special Needs Planning. Liz works closely with our clients requesting and gathering information, acting as a liaison between attorneys and clients, and overseeing the management of all casework. Liz has an extensive background in client management and communication.

Outside the office, Liz lives with her dogs Toby & Rocky and enjoys riding her peloton, going to music concerts, playing pickle ball, hiking, vacationing with friends and volunteering & fostering animals with Halfway There Rescue.

Medicaid Planning Medicaid Planning Essentials in North & South Carolina
Planning for long-term care is something many families put off until it may be too late. The truth is, nursing home and assisted living costs can quickly drain savings if you’re not prepared. Medicaid can help cover these expenses, but qualifying isn’t as simple as filling out a form. Both North and...
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Estate Planning Why Now Is the Time to Create or Update Your Estate Plan
Estate planning often gets pushed to the back burner—it's something we know we should do, but often put off until later. But the truth is, waiting for the "perfect" time to address your estate plan can create unnecessary uncertainty. Whether you’ve experienced recent life changes or it’s simply been a few years...
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Wills and Trusts Why DIY Wills Often Lead to Expensive Mistakes in South Carolina
A will is one of the most important documents you’ll ever prepare. It determines how your property is distributed, who cares for your minor children, and how your final wishes are carried out. Today, there’s no shortage of do-it-yourself will kits, downloadable forms, and handwritten “simple wills” people try to create on...
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