About Shannon
With over a decade of experience, including ten years at Hook Law Center, P.C., Shannon has developed a significant presence in elder law and special needs planning. Her practice addresses issues related to aging and disability, spanning from basic estate planning to advanced long-term care asset protection strategies. Shannon works with clients on a range of matters, including guardianships, conservatorships, complex estate administration, and comprehensive estate plan development, offering personalized solutions for individual needs.One of a select group of attorneys nationwide to hold the Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA) designation from The National Elder Law Foundation, Shannon brings significant value to her practice. Her skills assist families in navigating the intricate legal and emotional challenges associated with caring for loved ones.An active contributor to her field, Shannon frequently shares her insights as a lecturer both locally and nationally. She has presented at Stetson University School of Law's Special Needs Trust Conference and as a professor in their Tax Certificate program. These engagements underline her dedication to the advancement of elder law and her effort to enhance service offerings for practitioners.Shannon's focus on special needs planning makes her a vital resource for personal injury attorneys handling the intricacies of public benefits and asset protection. She has crafted numerous settlement trusts, including public benefits protections and Medicare set-asides, offering both technical skill and empathetic service to her clients.Through a holistic approach to elder law, Shannon supports clients in evaluating their legal requirements, estate planning, long-term care resource assessment, and strategic asset protection. Her estate administration practice aids families with probate matters, ensuring the respectful execution of their loved ones' wishes.Having grown up as a military child, Shannon embodies adaptability, resilience, and service—principles that guide her legal and community endeavors. Outside of her professional duties, Shannon actively participates in community service and cherishes family time, alongside indulging in travel. Her loyalty to her Pennsylvania roots is reflected in her passion for the Pittsburgh Steelers and her commitment to client service.Shannon combines her dedication, legal skills, and certification to offer comprehensive solutions addressing complex elder law and special needs planning issues. Her pursuit of high professional standards and practical, compassionate guidance makes her a supportive advocate for clients facing significant life transitions.
With over a decade of experience, including ten years at Hook Law Center, P.C., Shannon has developed a significant presence in elder law and special needs planning. Her practice addresses issues related to aging and disability, spanning from basic estate planning to advanced long-term care asset protection strategies. Shannon works with clients on a range of matters, including guardianships, conservatorships, complex estate administration, and comprehensive estate plan development, offering personalized solutions for individual needs.One of a select group of attorneys nationwide to hold the Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA) designation from The National Elder Law Foundation, Shannon brings significant value to her practice. Her skills assist families in navigating the intricate legal and emotional challenges associated with caring for loved ones.An active contributor to her field, Shannon frequently shares her insights as a lecturer both locally and nationally. She has presented at Stetson University School of Law's Special Needs Trust Conference and as a professor in their Tax Certificate program. These engagements underline her dedication to the advancement of elder law and her effort to enhance service offerings for practitioners.Shannon's focus on special needs planning makes her a vital resource for personal injury attorneys handling the intricacies of public benefits and asset protection. She has crafted numerous settlement trusts, including public benefits protections and Medicare set-asides, offering both technical skill and empathetic service to her clients.Through a holistic approach to elder law, Shannon supports clients in evaluating their legal requirements, estate planning, long-term care resource assessment, and strategic asset protection. Her estate administration practice aids families with probate matters, ensuring the respectful execution of their loved ones' wishes.Having grown up as a military child, Shannon embodies adaptability, resilience, and service—principles that guide her legal and community endeavors. Outside of her professional duties, Shannon actively participates in community service and cherishes family time, alongside indulging in travel. Her loyalty to her Pennsylvania roots is reflected in her passion for the Pittsburgh Steelers and her commitment to client service.Shannon combines her dedication, legal skills, and certification to offer comprehensive solutions addressing complex elder law and special needs planning issues. Her pursuit of high professional standards and practical, compassionate guidance makes her a supportive advocate for clients facing significant life transitions.
With over a decade of experience, including ten years at Hook Law Center, P.C., Shannon has developed a significant presence in elder law and special needs planning. Her practice addresses issues related to aging and disability, spanning from basic estate planning to advanced long-term care asset protection strategies. Shannon works with clients on a range of matters, including guardianships, conservatorships, complex estate administration, and comprehensive estate plan development, offering personalized solutions for individual needs.
One of a select group of attorneys nationwide to hold the Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA) designation from The National Elder Law Foundation, Shannon brings significant value to her practice. Her skills assist families in navigating the intricate legal and emotional challenges associated with caring for loved ones.
An active contributor to her field, Shannon frequently shares her insights as a lecturer both locally and nationally. She has presented at Stetson University School of Law's Special Needs Trust Conference and as a professor in their Tax Certificate program. These engagements underline her dedication to the advancement of elder law and her effort to enhance service offerings for practitioners.
Shannon's focus on special needs planning makes her a vital resource for personal injury attorneys handling the intricacies of public benefits and asset protection. She has crafted numerous settlement trusts, including public benefits protections and Medicare set-asides, offering both technical skill and empathetic service to her clients.
Through a holistic approach to elder law, Shannon supports clients in evaluating their legal requirements, estate planning, long-term care resource assessment, and strategic asset protection. Her estate administration practice aids families with probate matters, ensuring the respectful execution of their loved ones' wishes.
Having grown up as a military child, Shannon embodies adaptability, resilience, and service—principles that guide her legal and community endeavors. Outside of her professional duties, Shannon actively participates in community service and cherishes family time, alongside indulging in travel. Her loyalty to her Pennsylvania roots is reflected in her passion for the Pittsburgh Steelers and her commitment to client service.
Shannon combines her dedication, legal skills, and certification to offer comprehensive solutions addressing complex elder law and special needs planning issues. Her pursuit of high professional standards and practical, compassionate guidance makes her a supportive advocate for clients facing significant life transitions.
