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Gawthrop Presents: Carl W. Heckert at New Castle County Chamber of Commerce

Carl HeckertGawthrop Greenwood attorney Carl W. Heckert presented on “Wills, Medical and Financial Powers of Attorney and the Advanced Health Care Directive.” He did so before the Producers Networking Group of the New Castle County Chamber of Commerce held March 15, 2018.

Licensed in Delaware and Pennsylvania, Heckert is a partner at Gawthrop Greenwood, PC whose practice focuses on business, real estate, family and estate law. He is based in the firm’s offices in Greenville, while also available to clients in West Chester.

Carl can be reached at checkert@gawthrop.com or 610-696-8225. 

 

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