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Rebecca Allison Fiss
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My estate planning practice is different from most other law firms—it's virtual! By forgoing the cost of a brick-and-mortar office, I'm able to help North Carolinians prepare their estate plans at their convenience and at a fraction of the cost of traditional law firms. I serve North Carolina residents state-wide and offer appointments by phone or video conference on evenings and weekends. Please visit my website at for more information.
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Licensed in North Carolina for 11 years
State: North Carolina
Acquired: 2014
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Rebecca Allison Fiss's Reviews
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Posted by Cliff & Charlene | July 2, 2018 | Hired Attorney
This review is from a person who hired this attorney.
Highly recommended
We engaged Fiss Law PLLC to assist with estate planning (i.e. creation of Wills and Durable/Healthcare Power of Attorneys) and highly recommend her services to others who are looking for a knowledgeable, organized, responsive, and modern attorney. She patiently spent time with us to understand our ne...
Posted by William | June 30, 2018 | Hired Attorney
This review is from a person who hired this attorney.
Convenient and responsive
I used Rebecca to write my will, POA, and other documents. She was very organized, explained things clearly, and responded to my emails quickly. She also provided visuals of how my estate plan would work, which I appreciated. Highly recommend.
Rebecca Allison Fiss's Lawyer Endorsements
"Rebecca is developing the estate planning firm of the future. By providing virtual representation and fixed fees, she is ensuring quality estate planning advice is accessible to everyone."
"I've known Rebecca to be a very conscientious attorney! When she is not serving her clients, she is regularly educating herself, improving her practice, and honing her skills. I believe this makes her an excellent practitioner, and I highly recommend her."
"Rebecca is very committed to her clients and works to provide excellent service in a cost-effective manner! She is also very kind and compassionate. I endorse Rebecca!"
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Experience
Honors
2012
First Place - Joint Journal Competition, North Carolina Law Review
Work Experience
2018 - Present
Estate Planning Attorney, Fiss Law PLLC
2017 - Present
Senior Compliance Analyst, Ally Bank
2015 - 2017
Compliance Analyst, Ally Financial
2014 - 2015
Law Clerk, United States Bankruptcy Court (MDNC)
Associations
2018 - Present
North Carolina Bar Association, Estate Planning and Fiduciary Law SectionMember
2014 - Present
North Carolina State BarMember
2014 - Present
Mecklenburg County Bar Association, Young Lawyers DivisionMember
2014 - Present
Mecklenburg County Bar Association, Estate Planning & Probate SectionMember
Education
2014
University of North Carolina School of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
2011
University of Virginia
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Speaking Engagements
2015
Middle District of North Carolina Bankruptcy Seminar
Case Update
Publications
2015
North Carolina Bar Association publication
Monetizing Debtors' Interests in Partnerships and LLCs
2014
North Carolina Law Review
Collapse publications section Publications publication titleA Bump in the Road of Consumer Protection: How Bumpers v. Community Bank of Northern Virginia Stripped Section 75.1-1 of its Ability to Protect Borrowers
2014
North Carolina Law Review
Taking Back “Electronic Storage”: South Carolina’s Jennings and Why the Stored Communications Act Should (and Does) Protect Opened Emails
2013
North Carolina Law Review
When “It Depends” Isn’t Good Enough: The Problems Caused by the Supreme Court of North Carolina’s Decision in State v. Mbacke
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English
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