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.

Wills and Trusts Understanding the Role of a Living Will in End-of-Life Decisions
End-of-life decisions – such as whether you want a feeding tube if you’re in a vegetative state or whether you wish to be resuscitated – involve intense emotions and deeply personal beliefs and preferences. The only people who should be involved in these decisions are you, your doctor, and (in some cases) close family...
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Estate Planning How to Structure Your Estate Plan to Support a Child with Special Needs
Planning for your child’s future is important, but it’s even more critical when your child has special needs. Your estate plan needs to do more than pass on assets – it must protect your child’s future. A well-crafted plan can protect your child’s long-term financial security, preserve their access to vital government benefits,...
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Estate Planning Incorporating Philanthropy into Your Estate Plan: Creating a Charitable Legacy
Many people who have worked hard throughout their careers to build wealth choose to give back by undertaking charitable giving through their estate plan. Incorporating philanthropic goals this way can help you develop a charitable legacy for yourself and your family and obtain tax benefits that can prove helpful in financial planning. 
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