When life gets complicated, we make things simple.

I was first introduced to the Fenelli Law Firm in 1994 by my financial adviser and it was to get a Will as I was on my own at that time. Mr. Fenelli looked after me and I was very impressed with the finished product. As I was reading it over, he thought about everything that I would ever have to do.

I moved out of California and returned recently. I received a phone call from the firm and they suggested I should update my Will as it had been a long time. I was very fortunate to work with his daughter this time, Karianne Fenelli Welch who was like her father, thinking about all the content of the Will. As I walked to Kari’s office, Margie, his wife came out of her office and gave me a big hug as she recognized me from the first visit. The second visit Rick saw me sitting in the waiting room and came out and I received a big hug as well.

I don’t know any other firm that knows and pays attention to a customer like the Fenelli’s and I highly recommend them to anyone, they are REAL people that help real people.

LENORE P.

About ten years ago, I first met the Fenelli family as a result of attending a financial seminar and realizing I needed to update my Trust. Since then, I’ve had to experience the death of my husband and all that such a sad event entails. I’m so glad I did the necessary estate planning work beforehand, as the process which involved children from other marriages as well as insurance issues turned into a pretty complicated scenario. But the Fenellis helped me through. We met and spoke many times and ironed out the details that ultimately gave me the peace of mind and financial clarity that enabled me to make the necessary decisions. Now that medical issues take up so much of my time, I can do what I need to, secure in the knowledge that all my affairs are in order in the way that makes the most sense for me and for my family.

ROSALIE G.

I remember when I first suggested to my husband Russ to make an appointment at the Fenelli Law Offices – he resisted, something I think is a common reaction for relatively young people (he was 48 years old at the time) – but I insisted. Being a blended family – me with my son, he with his – I sensed that way down the road when we were both ‘gone’ it would be much easier for the boys to have things all laid out… what I didn’t realize at that moment was that in the space of a year and a half, that time would come for our family. Shortly after celebrating his 50th birthday, Russ was killed unexpectedly in a motorcycle accident – he left one Sunday morning, told me he loved me, kissed me good-bye… and that was it. The next time I saw my husband, Russ was lying in the ICU where he spent the final three weeks of our life together. Having Rick and the entire Fenelli family to support me during that period of my life – before, during, and after the death of my husband – was so significant, so meaningful, and so… compassionate; not simply from a business perspective but from a humanity perspective. I cannot accurately describe what it meant to myself and my loved ones to have the Fenelli family’s continuing care, guidance, and support.

SHIRLEY D.