Sage Counsel
Sage Good Deeds
Sage Good Deeds
Lanie Brown hosts community symposiums and accepts speaking engagements to present sage counsel on critical elder law topics such as preparing for incapacity and guardianship in Texas. Please register to join the next scheduled Sage Counsel event.
- Inquire about the next Sage Counsel event
- Submit a question or suggest a topic
- Join Ms. Brown as a guest speaker
A free community event is a public forum. Kindly schedule an appointment with Ms. Brown to privately discuss the details of your personal situation and potential need for legal solutions.
Sage Good Deeds
Sage Good Deeds
Sage Good Deeds
Real property is an important investment that presents a wonderful opportunity to land your legacy. Perhaps your goal is to keep a property in the family or transfer it to a specific individual with minimum burden on loved ones. A benefactor can even donate real property as a conservation easement or generous charitable gift.
Ms. Brown is available for speaking engagements at your civic, professional, charity, or church meeting, and she will tailor a presentation to meet your interests.
Ask about the Sage Good Deeds program to educate your group about real estate, estate planning, and charitable giving.
Flying Solo
Sage Good Deeds
Flying Solo
Ms. Brown returns to her law school alma mater (remote) as an adjunct professor. Inspired during her semesters teaching Probate Clinic, Professor Lanie won approval of the full faculty to launch a new intersession course, Practical Skills for the Solo Practitioner.
"Learning practical skills and serving clients in clinics were undoubtedly some of my favorite and most valuable experiences in law school," shares Professor Lanie. "Along the way, I figured out the plan to hang my shingle. Then, as an adjunct professor, I realized other law students could benefit from my experience. Now, it is my privilege to guide and encourage future lawyers who aspire to fly solo."