Although the term "lawyer" may not warrant the respect it should, especially in trusts and estates law (estate and tax planning, probate, trust planning and administration, business formation and compliance, etc.) which requires constantly learning and staying up to date in several areas of law and business, having access to cutting edge and accurate information and being able to not just understand what it all means, but being capable of explaining it on a complex or simple level, as well as applying it to practical situations or coming up with creative solutions; it demands extreme attention to detail and advanced analysis and research skills, while it simultaneously requires being an attuned listener to a client, using people skills and communicating with each person on his or her unique level of interest, intelligence and care. I myself never knew about trusts and estates law and how it applies to and benefits everyone to different degrees on various levels, until I was introduced to it by someone who both knew about it and my particular personality. Both of my parents were in the medical field and I was raised caring about others. I thrive on helping people in ways that many do not think relief is available to them or would be costly, and then providing various services in a professional manner which yield happy clients that benefit from the organization, legal compliance, tax savings, security, protection and more which are just a few of the beneficial consequences to estate planning and administration. I also enjoy running my own practice and having the liberty to often invent or take care of various needs or concerns of clients which do not fall into any particular category, which utilizes my unique skill set and achieves the objectives my clients seek... which at times, neither of us planned, and such tasks or services naturally emerged when the elements of the client's need(s) and trust were harmoniously met with my sincere will to understand the issue(s) and come up with a creative and effective solution.