is a Managing Attorney with The Manely Firm P.C. in the firms estate planning and probate department. She designed her practice to include both estate planning, probate and small business law because she understands how much overlap there is in these areas —especially for first- and second-generation American families. Ms. De La Cruz was initially inspired to pursue estate planning in 2013 after losing her aunt to appendix cancer. While taking care of her aunt's affairs, she realized first-hand the stress and hardship that is created when a loved one passes away and they do not have a comprehensive and customized plan. It is even more complicated when they are a small business owner. Today, this personal perspective and her extensive background in investments and life insurance, guides her firm's estate planning process. Leadership in the community is also a key value of hers. That is why Ms. De La Cruz is actively involved in several non-profit organizations; recently graduating from the Catholic Charities Atlanta Leadership Class, serving as past president of the Georgia Asian Pacific American Bar Association, founding board member of the Exit Planning Exchange Atlanta (2019-2020), Leadership Gwinnett Class of 2019, chair of Elder Law Section of the Atlanta Bar Association (2019-2020), and Mosaic Georgia. She dedicates her time to serving and educating small businesses, families, and the larger community about the estate and business planning process so that her wonderful clients can truly take charge of their life and legacy, knowing that they have done everything in their power to protect their loved ones.

is office managing partner with Pannone Lopes Devereaux & O'Gara LLC, and a member of the estate and trust planning, administration and litigation team. Her practice focuses on advising individuals and families in all areas of trust and estate planning, and probate administration. In addition, Ms. Foertsch has extensive experience in representing individuals and businesses in asset protection, wealth management, and tax strategies, and has managed multi-million dollar real estate transactions, including structuring deals and providing title insurance for both commercial and residential properties. She also works with businesses on their succession planning strategies and has advised clients regarding the best structure to meet their needs and goals. Previously, Ms. Foertsch managed the estate planning and real estate practice for the Palm Beach Gardens office of a multi-state law firm, where she also handled the representation of fiduciaries in all aspects of probate administration. She earned her J.D. degree from St. Thomas University School of Law, her Master of Laws in taxation from the University of Miami School of Law and her undergraduate degree in sociology from Washington and Jefferson College in Pennsylvania. Ms. Foertsch is licensed to practice in Florida, and is a member of The Florida Bar, Tax and Real Property, Probate and Trust sections.

is an associate with Pannone Lopes Devereaux & O'Gara LLC, and a member of the firm's estate and trust planning, administration and litigation team. He has extensive experience advising and representing clients on a wide range of estate planning, trust administration, and probate and trust litigation matters. Mr. Strobis focuses his practice on developing comprehensive estate plans with full advanced directives, specifically tailored to fit his client's unique circumstances and goals. He also provides counsel to personal representatives, trustees and beneficiaries during administration. In addition, Mr. Strobis represents clients throughout all phases of probate and trust litigation. He earned his J.D. degree, with honors, from Florida International University College of Law and his Bachelor of Science degree, with honors, from Florida State University. Mr. Strobis is licensed to practice in Florida and is a member of the The Florida Bar's Real Property, Probate and Trust Law and Young Lawyers sections. He is also a member of the South Palm Beach County Bar Association (Solo and Small Firm Practitioner's Section).

is a sole practitioner at the Law Office of Scott W. Hyder, PLC, where he primarily practices in the area of bankruptcy, representing both debtors and creditors, but still does a significant amount of work in real estate and commercial transactions. Mr. Hyder is a co-director of the Arizona Consumer Bankruptcy Counsel, and a member of the Arizona Bankruptcy American Inn of Court and State Bar of Arizona (Bankruptcy Section). He has been an instructor at the Arizona School of Real Estate since 2009, and has been an adjunct professor at the Arizona Summit Law School since 2012. Mr. Hyder regularly speaks at various legal education seminars and has contributed articles to a variety of publications. He earned his B.A. degree in mathematics from the University of Arizona and his J.D. degree from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University.

is an attorney with Parmer Law, where her practice is focused in estate planning, primarily for families with special needs children. She is licensed to practice in Alabama and Mississippi. Ms. McInerney is the founding member and co-president of the Board of Directors of Special Siblings, which provides support for children with special needs siblings. She currently serves as the president of the Board of Directors of the Jefferson County Intellectual and Developmental Disability Authority. Ms. McInerney is a member of the Board of Directors for Down Syndrome Alabama, member of the Board of Directors for the Shelby Humane Society and member of the Board of Directors for 25:35. She earned her B.A. degree, magna cum laude, as well as her M.A. degree, summa cum laude, from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Ms. McInerney earned her J.D. degree from Indiana University School of Law and her LL.M. degree in taxation from Washington University in St. Louis.