Tanya Sue Sellers
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**Tanya Sue Sellers, Esq.** **Wilmington, DE** **Law Offices of Tanya Sue Sellers** Tanya Sue Sellers is a distinguished attorney based in Wilmington, Delaware, specializing in estate planning, personal injury, probate, elder law, and guardianships. With a comprehensive understanding of the legal landscape, Tanya is dedicated to providing her clients with personalized legal solutions that meet their unique needs. Tanya graduated from the University of Delaware with a degree in Criminal Justice, where she laid the groundwork for her legal career. She began her professional journey as a paralegal in criminal law and personal injury, gaining invaluable hands-on experience over seven years. Recognizing her passion for law, Tanya pursued her Juris Doctorate at Widener University School of Law, where she actively contributed to the Widener Law Review, first as a Staff Member and later as an Associate Editor. Before establishing her own practice, Tanya honed her skills at several small law firms throughout Delaware, where she acquired a wealth of knowledge in various legal matters. Her legal acumen was further enhanced by a prestigious judicial clerkship with the Honorable Charles H. Toliver, IV of the Delaware Superior Court, where she conducted in-depth legal research and assisted in drafting court opinions for a wide range of civil and criminal cases. As the former President of the Elder Law Section of the Delaware State Bar Association, Tanya is recognized as a leading authority in elder law issues. Her commitment to her clients, combined with her extensive experience and expertise, makes her a trusted advocate for individuals and families navigating complex legal challenges. For compassionate and knowledgeable legal representation in estate planning, personal injury, and probate matters, contact Tanya Sue Sellers today.
About Estate Planning Law
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.