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Alex Smith is an accomplished attorney based in Bowling Green, Ohio, specializing in estate planning and probate law. With over a decade of experience, Alex has dedicated his practice to providing compassionate and knowledgeable legal guidance to clients navigating the complexities of estate management and probate administration. A proud Bowling Green native, Alex graduated from Bowling Green High School, where he was recognized as the John Phillip Sousa award winner for his musical talents and also excelled as a varsity tennis player. He earned his Honors Bachelor of Arts in History and Sociology from Marquette University in 2007, where he gained valuable experience interning for County Executive Scott Walker and serving as president of the university's Curling Club. After returning home to pursue his legal education, Alex graduated from the University of Toledo College of Law in 2010. During law school, he focused on elder law through his externship with Legal Aid of Western Ohio, assisting clients aged 60 and over. His practical experience continued with internships at the Sandusky County Juvenile and Probate Court and as a law clerk at Stockwell & Cooperman. Following his successful bar exam in 2010, Alex launched his legal practice, initially focusing on appellate work, criminal defense, and family law. By 2012, he streamlined his focus exclusively to estate planning and probate law while serving as a public defender. In 2014, he merged his practice with Mahaffey & Associates, becoming Of Counsel, and in 2016, he returned to the firm where he began his legal journey. Outside of his practice, Alex is an active member of the Bowling Green Curling Club and the United States Tennis Association, reflecting his commitment to community and personal interests.
Estate planning attorneys help individuals plan for the distribution of their assets and care during incapacity. They create wills, trusts, and other documents to protect families and minimize taxes. Common matters include wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives.