Morrow Law Office

Estates and Trusts, Retirement, Tax and

Business Planning

New Developments ~ office closure

With considerable regret at ending relationships with our much valued clients, Morrow Law Offices closed December 31st, 2004.

Ed Morrow has accepted a new and exciting position as Vice President in the Trust Department at KeyBank. While his decision to leave private practice was a difficult one, the opportunities at KeyBank were too extensive to decline. Ed will be collaborating with KeyBank Trust Department and training their financial advisors and KeyBank clients on trust and estate planning issues throughout Ohio and Indiana.

In anticipation of our clients needs, Ed has made arrangements with attorney Bryan M. Tschanz to take over his practice. Bryan focuses his practice in the same areas as Ed, estate planning, probate and small business planning, making this transition a perfect fit. Ed has introduced Bryan to the financial planning, insurance and accounting professionals that he has worked with over the years, thus establishing the same collaborative associations and processes for Bryan that have made our unique services thorough and effective.

Ed has confidence that Bryan M. Tschanz will capably assist our clients with any future needs they may have. Bryan can be reached at 937-748-4080.

Please accept our gratitude for your business over the years. We appreciate the trust that you have placed in us and wish you all the very best!

Disclaimer

This web site is designed for general informational purposes only. The information and materials presented on this site should not be construed as formal legal advice, nor the formation of an attorney/client relationship. We encourage persons accessing this site to seek legal counsel for advice regarding their legal needs, as estate planning should be tailored and specific to an individual’s particular situation. Useful links provided to third party sites are not intended, and should not be interpreted by readers, as constituting or implying our endorsement, sponsorship or recommendation of the third party information, products or services found there. Also be advised that, although our office focuses on certain areas of the law, this should not imply that we are specialists. The Ohio Supreme Court does not allow any law firm or attorney to call themselves specialists in the area of estate planning.