The depth of Mallory’s comprehensive subject matter knowledge and her demonstrable personal commitment have made her an invaluable resource for clients facing the challenges, crises and complexities that can come with aging or disability. Whether she is working to ensure that a client has the resources they need for long-term care, helping a family navigate the emotional and practical minefield of a sudden and unexpected illness, or taking the steps necessary to protect a client from financial exploitation, Mallory is compassionate and pragmatic in equal measure.

Mallory’s practice focuses on adult guardianships, both contested and non-contested, estate and trust administration and litigation, including financial exploitation, will and trust contests, fiduciary disputes, issues of capacity, powers of attorney, undue influence, financial exploitation, citations and fraud. She also dedicates a significant percentage of her time to long-term care planning, advance and crisis Medicaid planning, Medicaid appeals, estate planning, special needs planning and disability law. Those qualifications include Mallory’s designation as a Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA), an exclusive honor bestowed to a select group of attorneys by the National Elder Law Foundation.

Service plays a vital role in Mallory’s life. Along with a family member who has disabilities, she volunteers for the Special Olympics and is both a founder and board member of W.A.L.L.S., Inc. (Working Adults Learning Lifelong Skills), a life skills center for adults with disabilities.