Guiding You Through Every Step: Estate Planning Specialist
Navigating the complexities of estate planning can be overwhelming. Ashley Algarvio is the Lead Case Manager, here to provide compassionate support and guidance every step of the way. With over 20 years of experience in Estate Planning and Elder Law, she has developed a deep understanding of the legal processes and procedures involved. Her role is to ensure that each matter is handled efficiently and effectively, from initial consultation to final execution. Ashley works closely with both the attorneys and clients, acting as a central point of contact and ensuring clear communication throughout the process. She is passionate about helping families achieve peace of mind, knowing that their affairs are in order.
Team Member Since 2005
What do you like about working at the firm?
I like that they are flexible. I like that they value my opinion and are open to my suggestions to better processes. I like that they are open about what challenges we are having.
What do you enjoy doing when you are not working?
I enjoy time with my family and friends, camping, cooking, visiting new places to eat and exploring new places. I love fall and fall activities.
What are 3 positive words you think people might use to describe you?
Funny, understanding, compassionate.
What do you want our clients to know about you?
I am married, I have one daughter who is 4 and two dogs. My husband and I love to cook, drink wine and travel. My daughter loves animals and has a huge stuffie collection. We enjoy time with our friends and family and we love camping.
What are your favorite local spot?
Love Charred Oak Tavern, any of the local breweries or wineries such as Sakonet or Westport Rivers, love music and live bands. My husband is a big fan of Fathams and fresh seafood.
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