Penny R. Robe

Penny represents guardians in the administration of guardianship matters. Penny also serves as attorney ad litem or guardian ad litem for proposed wards when appointed by the Court.

When someone dies, that person has left behind an estate, which is the legal term for everything that person owned. An estate can be as little as a person's clothes or can also include substantial assets, like real estate, investments, cars, boats and so on. Some estates are very small and "handling the estate" may not require any legal action. Any property with a written title, like a house or a car, will require action in probate court.

Corporate attorney since 2000, Penny helps small business owners get structured and keep doing business. Penny has experience in technology law and in health care law.

Penny provides assistance to other attorneys who are dealing with military retired pay in the divorce setting