Law Practice
Nov. 4, 2008
Balancing Act: Solos Mix Free and For a Fee
"If a little old lady needs help with a will, I'm going to give her a break," said Marie Galanti, a Bay Area estate planning lawyer with a solo practice, who does 40 percent of her work on a free or discounted basis.
Daily Journal Staff Writer In the eight years that Marie Galanti has been an attorney, she has represented farm workers, mechanics, retired high school principals and international bankers. Most of her clients pay well. Some pay what they can. Others don't pay at all. "If a little old lady needs help with a will, I'm going to give her a break," she said. An estate planning lawyer with a solo practice in Santa Rosa ...
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