Estate planning, Probate, Trust Administration, Personal Injury
Alyssa E. Pockell, Esq.
Alyssa received her Bachelor of Arts degree from New England College and Juris Doctor degree from Suffolk University Law School and is admitted to the practice of law in both New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Prior to attending law school, Alyssa served as a Legislative Aid for the New Hampshire State Senate, a Legislative Assistant to the New Hampshire House of Representatives Finance Committee and the Legislative Coordinator for the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services.
As a cancer survivor, Alyssa understands the importance of straightforward explanations and crafting comprehensive estate plans that provide clients and their families peace of mind.
Alyssa appreciates the one-on-one connection afforded by her fields of practice. She enjoys taking the time to connect with her clients, understand family dynamics and provide creative solutions and compassionate guidance.
Alyssa has taught numerous continuing education courses for lawyers, tax professionals and financial advisors. She has authored numerous articles used as reference material for the legal community and has been a guest speaker at countless seminars and on local radio programs.
Jennifer Turco Beaudet, Esq.
Jennifer holds a Juris Doctor degree from Northeastern University School of Law. After receiving her degree, Jennifer served as a Law Clerk to the Honorable James E. Duggan of the New Hampshire Supreme Court. Jennifer then practiced civil litigation for nine years, focusing primarily on commercial litigation and appellate practice.
After pausing her practice to build her family, Jennifer joined our practice as an associate. Jennifer now focuses her practice on estate planning, while also supporting Alyssa’s probate and
trust administration practices.
Prior to attending law school, Jennifer received her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology,American Sign Language, and Deaf Studies from Northeastern University. Jennifer then served as an AmeriCorps member for one year, providing direct support to survivors of domestic violence in the greater Nashua area. Since becoming a lawyer, Jennifer has continued to serve her community in a variety of roles, including as a volunteer with the Young Survival Coalition, a national organization that focuses on the unique issues faced by young adults who have been diagnosed with breast cancer before the age of 40.
Jennifer’s personal experiences as a cancer survivor and peer support volunteer shape the way that she works with her clients. She understands the importance of empowering clients with comprehensive estate plans that provide peace of mind for them and their families.