Brighton, Michigan Attorney Lisa H. Beatty Honored for 20 Years of Legal Service

Brighton, Michigan – The Nawrocki Center for Elder Law, Special Needs & Disability Planning, PLLC, is pleased to announce that Lisa H. Beatty, an associate of the firm, has received a 20 Year Recognition Award presented by Martindale-Hubbell, a leading global network of over one million lawyers with online professional profiles visited monthly by over 15 million consumers seeking to identify, evaluate, and select the best attorney for their legal needs.

Combining peer and client reviews as well as her proven successful track record, Martindale-Hubbell recognizes Lisa’s two decades of exceptional legal services to the community by presenting this Anniversary Recognition Award to her.

Lisa’s law career began in 1997, after graduating with her juris doctorate cum laude from Detroit College of Law, now a part of Michigan State University. Since her graduation, she has focused her practice on estate and long-term care planning, special needs planning, and veterans’ benefits, as well as probate matters and estate and trust administration. For over 20 years, she has consistently and successfully provided top-notch, quality legal assistance. Lisa maintains her up-to-date knowledge of the rapidly-changing legal issues which affect her clients through continuous education and research, which allows her to provide the most knowledgeable and current advice to her clients.

In addition, Lisa is active in various community services which benefit the area’s senior citizens, including acting as a member of the Livingston County Consortium on Aging. As an associate of the Nawrocki Center, she is also a sponsor of the community’s Caregiver Fair and Senior Power Day events organized by the Consortium and of the Livingston County Commitment to Caring Award, which is presented by the Consortium annually to a person who has demonstrated ongoing commitment to the local senior citizen community. Lisa is also a member of the State Bar of Michigan Elder Law and Disability Rights Section, and Elder Counsel, and she is certified by the Veterans Administration. She regularly presents free seminars within the community and she is frequently invited to speak at various local events on hot topics that pertain to elder law and special needs planning. She recently earned a Probate and Estate Planning Certificate through Michigan’s Institute for Continuing Legal Education and is certified to provide continuing education to various other professions who also provide assistance to the area’s senior community.