Reducing the Burden for Families: Assistant Case Manager
Estate administration can be a significant burden on families. Dulce Esteves is an Assistant Case Manager committed to reducing the burden on clients by handling essential paperwork and documentation with efficiency and compassion. She works closely with the attorneys and case managers to ensure a smooth and supportive experience for clients throughout the process.
Team Member Since 2021
What do you like about working at the firm?
I enjoy the freedom to work at my pace and the fact that I work with many coworkers who are always ready to answer my questions regarding our clients and their work.
What are your personal values that drive you?
Knowing I’ve accomplished a client’s concern about something, regardless of how severe or minimal it is. When on the phone, it’s the sound of their trust that I will help, and if I can’t, I will find someone who can.
What do you enjoy doing when you are not working?
Anything outdoors, I’m always up for an adventure. I most definitely enjoy ice cream and will travel to try out these cute spots! Lastly, within the last couple of years, I have found my love for plants and currently have about 15 at home and 10 in my office.
If you had a theme song, what would it be?
Hmmm… “I’m like a bird” by Nelly Furtado! I may have been a bird in my past life!
What do you want our clients to know about you?
I come from a very Portuguese family. Both of my parents were born in Portugal and I was able to spend my summers growing up at my grandparents’ home in Murtosa, Portugal. It’s where I learned most of my Portuguese speaking skills. I haven’t been back since becoming a young mom, but it’s on my bucket list. I’m a mom to two teenagers.
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