Estate planning lawyer · Fairlawn, Ohio
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Protecting your legacy for today and tomorrow.
Meet Loucile
Loucile Powers, J.D.
Loucile Powers, J.D., is a Personal Family Lawyer specializing in family and personal planning, asset protection, estate planning, and guardianship. As a widow and single parent, she understands the unique needs for unexpected life changes. She also understands the concerns facing blended and single-parent families.
Her primary practice is in Summit and Stark counties, but she helps clients throughout Northeast Ohio and Colorado. Loucile graduated from The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law.
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Plans for every stage of family life
Estate Planning
A plan for everyone you love and everything you have.
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Family and Personal Planning
Guardians for your kids, plans for blended families and special needs.
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Elder Law
Long-term care, Medicaid planning, and aging well.
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Probate
Help finishing a loved one’s estate, quickly and cost-effectively.
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