His education began at Mankato State University in Minnesota, graduating with a B.S. in Accounting in 1988. He then attended Cornell Law School in Ithaca, New York, earning his Juris Doctor in 1991. Although he currently specializes in estate planning, Mark originally owned and operated a general practice firm.
He brings expertise in multiple areas of law, including estate planning, family law, civil litigation, real estate law, and probate administration. Mark is committed to ensuring that clients handle all the necessary tax obligations in addition to receiving everything they deserve from the government.
He brings expertise in multiple areas of law, including estate planning, family law, civil litigation, real estate law, and probate administration. Mark is committed to ensuring that clients handle all the necessary tax obligations in addition to receiving everything they deserve from the government.
Services
Many people avoid estate planning because they do not want to think about their own passing. However, estate planning is not about you-it is about the loved ones you leave behind. If you are ready to begin the process of estate planning, Mark can help. You should be able to pass in peace, with the confidence that you have a plan and a trusted estate planner to handle your estate after your death.
A death in the family is difficult enough to begin with. A trusted probate administrator can help look after the legal aspects of the person's estate so that you can focus on taking care of your loved ones. Whether you are in the middle of this situation now or simply thinking ahead to the future, probate administration is the key to creating a clear and easy process for asset management after death.
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Larry Niemiec
Dec 29, 2021
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Kristalin Kingsley
Nov 19, 2018
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If I could give Mr. Weseman no rating I would. I was assigned him through Legal Resources. It was to handle a simple step parent adoption. After 9 month Mr. Weseman sent us a letter stating he could no longer represent us because of "personal reasons." However he waited until the day after all of the background checks expired and could no longer be used to send the letter. When he had been sitting on all the information for almost 6 weeks. If he really did have personal reasons (I think/believe it was he just didn't want to do the work he agreed to do for the fee paid by the legal coverage company
A. Elf
Dec 15, 2017
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Eric Vaillancourt
Sep 07, 2017
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I was connected to Mark Weseman for legal work through my company's Benefit Center/Legal Access Plan. Mr. Weseman was available to discuss my case on the phone and in person (x1 meeting for a case preview/review). Shortly after the office meeting, Mr. Weseman was requested for legal council. A few days passed and an email was sent to me explaining that he could not take my case.
Mr. Weseman has many years experience, academic accolade, appears to be a genuinely good person. He in fact may be an excellent lawyer. Here is my angst regarding Mr. Weseman: he volunteered his legal services through
Mr. Weseman has many years experience, academic accolade, appears to be a genuinely good person. He in fact may be an excellent lawyer. Here is my angst regarding Mr. Weseman: he volunteered his legal services through
