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- Posted July 25, 2024
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JAEPC Meeting
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From FM Financial (l-r) Chris DeBacker, Tim Lyons, Jen DeBiasi and Danette Harper.
The Jackson Area Estate Planning Council met July 10 at Steve’s Ranch, with guest speaker Christine M. Savage, an attorney at Lowe Law Firm in Okemos, discussing the new Uniform Power of Attorney Act (UPOAA) that became effective July 1.
(l-r) Lisa Brown, Catholic Foundation; and attorney Amy Tripp, Chalgian & Tripp.
(l-r) Attorney Buzz Leach; and Andrew Reese, Southern Michigan Bank & Trust.
(l-r) JAEPC Director at Large Doug Barber, principal, Rehmann; and Jake Johnson, County National Bank.
(l-r) JAEPC Secretary Brad Brelinski, attorney, Curtis, Curtis & Brelinski; and guest speaker, attorney Christine Savage, Lowe Law Firm, Okemos.
(l-r) Attorneys Wes Harper and Chadwick Perrine.
(l-r) Attorney Jennifer Kelly; and Monica Moser, president and CEO, Jackson Community Foundation, both past JAEPC presidents.
(l-r) Attorneys Chadwick Perrine, Huntington Private Bank; and Martin Lozier.
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