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Hannah Clark

Voorn, Jaworski, & Preston, PLLC

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First name

Hannah

Last name

Clark

hclark@vjplawyers.com

Company

Voorn, Jaworski, & Preston, PLLC

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Address 1

53 W Jackson Blvd

Address 2

Ste 1652

City

Chicago

State/Province

Zip

60604-3721

Phone

(815) 215-8794

Bio

Hannah M. Clark is an associate attorney with Voorn, Jaworski, & Preston, PLLC. Her practice focuses on contested and routine adult guardianships, minor guardianships, and estate and trust administration. Hannah understands that each client’s needs are unique, and she is dedicated to helping clients find peace of mind in their time of need through compassion, clear communication, and pragmatic advocacy.

Hannah earned her J.D. from St. Louis University School of Law, with concentrations in Health Care Law and Intellectual Property Law. Hannah is licensed to practice law in Missouri and Illinois. While in law school, Hannah served as the Vice President of the Health Law Association, President of the Intellectual Property Law Association, and was a member of the Trademark Moot Court Competition Team. Following law school, Hannah was a legal fellow for the St. Louis Equal Housing and Opportunity Counsel, where she provided pro-bono advocacy to keep individuals housed. After returning to her hometown outside of Chicago, Hannah transitioned into the practice areas of guardianship, probate, and trust administration.

Hannah is a member of the Chicago Bar Association, the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA), and the Coalition of Women’s Initiatives in Law. Hannah is a supporter and member of the Women’s Guild of the Chicago History Museum. In her free time, Hannah enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, and crafting.

The National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, Inc. (NAELA) was founded in 1987 as a professional association of attorneys who are dedicated to improving the quality of legal services provided to people as they age and people with special needs.