When Gawthrop Greenwood trusts and estates attorney P. Kristen Bennett learned that her client’s Delaware license plate sold for $410,000 at auction, even she was shocked. “This is an asset that is unique to Delaware and the intricacies of its…
Gawthrop Greenwood partners P. Kristen Bennett and Stephen R. McDonnell have been named to the boards of local nonprofit organizations that serve communities and businesses throughout the Brandywine Valley and Chester County. “With sponsorship and support of more than 30…
Gawthrop Greenwood partner P. Kristen Bennett presented on Legal Issues for Loved Ones with Special Needs at a program with New York Life Insurance. The seminar workshop was held June 19, 2018 at New York Life's Valley Forge General Office…
Gawthrop Greenwood, PC celebrated the relocation of its Greater Wilmington law office, with a ribbon cutting ceremony overseen by the New Castle County Chamber of Commerce on Thursday, May 17, 2018. Now located at 3711 Kennett Pike in Greenville, Gawthrop…
The following article first appeared in the Legal Intelligencer's Wealth Management Supplement, featuring insight from the region's top attorneys on trusts and estate issues. By P. Kristen Bennett — Recent changes to the federal estate tax system have turned traditional estate planning on its…
P. Kristen Bennett has been named a partner by Gawthrop Greenwood, PC, a full-service law firm with offices in West Chester, PA and Wilmington, DE. Bennett is based in the firm’s rapidly expanding office in Greenville, where she focuses her…
Gawthrop Greenwood attorney P. Kristen Bennett presented at Delaware Trust Conference 2017 on "Winning the Wealth Management Game." Held at Chase Center on the Riverfront in Wilmington October 24-25, 2017, Bennett was featured on a panel called "The Match Game:…
Gawthrop Greenwood attorneys J. Stoddard Hayes Jr, and P. Kristen Bennett are presenting on “The Changing World of Attorney-Client Privilege in Trust and Estate Matters.” Are communications between a fiduciary and the attorney protected by the attorney-client privilege when a beneficiary sues?…
Who will provide for our loved ones with special needs when we are gone? Who will be there to keep them safe? How can parents of special needs adults provide long-term protection, advocacy, and financial support, even after their death?…
Consider this: Your Facebook account is likely to outlive you. Do you really want your friends and family to have access to it? What about emails, tweets and online posts? Maybe these accounts contain items of sentimental or monetary value…