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Tom Sciacca, Esq. Explains the Importance of Wills

May 2011 | Tom Sciacca, Esq.

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Tom Sciacca, Trusts and Estates attorney, discusses the importance of Wills to the LGBT community.




Tom Sciacca, Trusts and Estates attorney, and SAGE Legal Clinic volunteer, takes time to explain what could happen if you do not have a Will.

All information is correct as of June 15, 2011. Information contained in the videos is (1) for informational and educational purposes only, (2) not intended to form an attorney-client-relationship, and (3) not a substitute for legal advice from a competent attorney of their own choosing.
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