Eckert Byrne LLC

My husband and I are so happy to have chose Eckert and Byrne to guide us through the estate planning process. The entire team was amazing! They were highly skilled, on time, organized, thoughtful and patient in educating and walking us through the excellent estate planning process they have created. We have recommended Eckert and Byrne to several friends and have no hesitation in highly recommending their services.

An exceptional experience from start to finish. The team at Eckert Byrne has made a daunting process easy. They have explained each step of creating an estate plan in clear language and helped me create a comprehensive plan. Thanks very much for the great service!

Attorney Kristin Dzialo and the entire team are wonderful to work with at Eckert Byrne. The staff is compassionate, hard-working, and truly at the top of their field. Kristin has gone above and beyond to make me feel like my needs are thoroughly met and really explained the estate planning process in detail. Highly recommend, without question.

My wife and I are happy to have worked with Eckert Byrne to help us design an estate plan that best suits our family. The process is designed and executed incredibly well from beginning to end. We highly recommend Eckert Byrne.

A great experience for what can be considered an overwhelming task. Kristin was great to work with and really explains things in detail. I highly recommend using Eckert Byrne for any estate planning needs. They really know their stuff.

Anna Eckert Byrne is a compassionate estate planning attorney. She is skilled in her profession. I heard her speak at a seminar at another law firm. Her book serves as a thoughtful planning guide for widows and women living alone. In addition to her skill, her smile is inspiring.

My experience with Eckert Byrne was not at all confusing or upsetting as I feared estate planning might be. Kristin Dzialo explained the process clearly and helped me figure out what made sense for me. She also answered all of my random questions about wills, like whether it is actually possible for someone to leave all their money to their cat or whether it's possible to stipulate that someone has to spend a night in a haunted house before they can get their inheritance. (Not that I was planning on doing either of those things.)