Hannah joined Stoll Keenon Ogden in 2017 when the firm merged with Bamberger, Foreman, Oswald & Hahn. She is a part of the Trusts & Estates and Business Services groups, where she helps clients plan for their small businesses and individual futures. Hannah also handles more immediate cases related to guardianship matters for the firm’s Family Law practice group.

Trusts & Estates: Hannah creates estate plans that allow clients to provide for themselves and their loved ones in the event of life-changing circumstances. Depending on a client’s expectations and needs, she develops strategies to help clients plan for the disposition of assets at death, management of assets, and health care decisions during life upon incapacity, as well as protecting assets from creditors, taxing authorities, and the cost of long-term care expenses. Hannah also represents families in the post-death administration of trusts and estates.

Business Services: Hannah’s focus is helping clients form and maintain their businesses. Drawing on her understanding of organizational structures and tax regulations, she assists clients in choosing the best entity to fit their specific needs. In addition to helping clients form their businesses, Hannah helps business owners establish succession plans that allow an orderly transition of ownership and management to the next generation.

Guardianships (Family Law): Hannah specializes in cases involving the guardianship of incapacitated adults. She consults with families to determine the best way in which they can assist their loved one who is unable to make medical or financial decisions for themselves, usually due to age or health reasons. She also works with hospitals and long-term care facilities to appoint guardians for patients and residents who are unable to make their own healthcare decisions.