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• Mr. Nolan focuses on litigation and represents clients in disputes involving business, employment, consumer protection, contracts, trade secret and property law. His experience includes advocating for clients in court and administrative hearings, legal writing, negotiation, and complex trial preparation, including extensive electronic discovery experience. Mr. Nolan has significant experience with legal issues affecting both public and private higher education institutions, including risk management, privacy law compliance, campus conduct, First Amendment issues and student mental health intervention. He has over ten years of experience working as a college administrator responsible for student privacy, academic and non-academic disciplinary issues, crisis management, residential and educational program development. He is experienced with FERPA and Clery Act compliance and has drafted and reviewed student conduct, speech codes and crisis management policies and procedures. Mr. Nolan previously participated in the Summer Associate program at Buckingham, providing legal research and litigation support for cases involving nonprofit and public entities, commercial disputes, and intellectual property matters. Additionally, Mr. Nolan served as a Summer Law Clerk for the City of Cleveland’s Department of Law where he researched and drafted various motions and appellate briefs for the civil litigation section. Mr. Nolan served as a research assistant at the University of Akron’s School of Law, assisting with research on First Amendment and Ohio Constitutional issues.

• Ohio, 2009 U.S. District Court Northern District of Ohio, 2009 U.S. Court of Appeals 6th Circuit, 2011

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• University of Akron School of Law, Akron, Ohio, December, 2008J.D.Honors: cum laudeLaw Review: Akron Law Review, Assistant Editor, 2007 - 2008Law Review: Akron Law Review, Associate Editor Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, 1999M.S.Major: Higher Education and Student Affairs Boston College, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, 1997B.A.Major: English

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Please, please,please see an Estate Planning attorney before you do ANYTHING. It would be better if you had papers drawn up giving you a lien against the house for any amount of money that you pay towards her mortgage, in effect you become her 2nd mortgage holder that pays on her 1st mortgage. You would then get a 2nd trust deed for the money that you pay. If your name goes onto the 1st trust deed then you will lose the "stepped up" basis that you would receive when she passes away and leaves the house to you in her trust or will. That could cost you tens of thousands of dollars or more when you sell the house in the future because of the capital gains tax. You don't say if you are the only beneficiary of her future estate but if you aren't, the lien or 2nd trust deed will protect you for your investment if there are other beneficiaries. If you would be the only beneficiary of her estate, then the 2nd trust deed will protect the stepped up basis that you would receive at her passing. . If her estate will be more than $600,000, and since the house alone is worth $800,000 it will be ( the Estate Tax exclusion returns to $600,000 in 2011 unless Congress changes the law), then your Mom should have a Revocable or Living Trust drawn up especially since she is so young. That will keep the house, and the rest of her estate, out of Probate. In California, Probate costs start at $33,000 (Probate costs are set by law so there is no negotiating the price) for a small (less than $600K estate) and go up from there and the Probate can can last a year or longer. With a Trust, the estate can be settled in one or two months for a few thousand dollars.. PLEASE see a good estate planning attorney now. It will cost possibly up to $5000 now, but it will save you much more than that later.

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