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Updated: May 12th, 2021 | New Bedford | Lawyer List D | Suprenant & Beneski P.C. | Elder Law, Estate Planning, Probate, Trust Administration,
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Address: 35 Arnold Street, new-bedford, MA, 02740
Law Firm: Suprenant & Beneski, P.C.
Phone: 508-441-4051
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Website: https://www.myfamilyestateplanning.com
Title | Managing Partner |
First Year of Call | |
Areas of Practice | Estate Planning, Probate, Trust Administration, Elder Law |
Description | Daniel is dedicated to his clients, providing them with strategic planning that achieves their estate planning goals. He is a Certified Elder Law Attorney by the National Elder Law Foundation which means he is uniquely qualified to serve the interests of older, maturing populations by having met comprehensive and strict requirements. Dan is one of only 24 CELAs in the state of Massachusetts. To learn more about this special designation, please visit www.nelf.org. Attorney Surprenant served as President of the Massachusetts chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA) in 2015. Additionally, Attorney Surprenant is a member of the Special Needs Alliance, as well as Wealth Counsel, a national association of estate planning attorneys. Experience Dan joined the firm in 2006 and assumed ownership with his sister, Michelle Beneski, in 2010. Prior to joining Surprenant and Beneski, P.C., Attorney Surprenant worked as a civil litigator, focusing in complex medical malpractice actions and construction site accidents. Before that, Attorney Surprenant prosecuted criminals as an Assistant District Attorney in Bristol County, where he was assigned to the Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Unit as well as to the Homicide Response Team in the Superior Courts. Attorney Surprenant is licensed to practice in Massachusetts as well as before the United States District Court. Community Education & Support Lecturer on elder law issues, estate, trust and special needs planning Authors articles for Elder Law Today, Blog on MyFamilyEstatePlanning.com, Guide to Retirement & Beyond Memberships / Recognition Member National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, Wealth Counsel, Estate Planning Council of Massachusetts Forum of Estate Planning Attorneys, Special Needs Alliance Past president of the Massachusetts chapter of NAELA 2015) Past Director and Treasurer of the Massachusetts Forum of Estate Planning Attorneys Past President of the Bristol County Bar Association Named to Thompson Reuters / Boston Magazine’s Super Lawyer list: 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 Recognized as Best of the Best in the category of Elder Law by Southcoast Media Group, 2018 Firm recognized with Hope Award from Southcoast Healthcare VNA, 2018 |
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