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April is the founding member of The Charleston Firm in Chester County. April’s focus is on estate and trust administration and estate and tax planning. In addition to her estate practice, April represents many small, mid sized and family owned businesses, handling and resolving divergent matters. She holds a certification in Blockchain Technology and Digital Assets from Wharton Business School and leads the area in estate planning for people with digital assets, cryptocurrencies, and NFTs.
April counsels many families and individuals in a wide array of personal and business concerns.
April handles all aspects of both commercial and residential real estate transactions on behalf of sellers, purchasers and investors.
April has tried cases in courts of multiple jurisdictions in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
April also practices in an area of personal passion, by representing both visual and performing artists.
April currently serves as the Treasurer of Healing Art Works, Inc., a Pennsylvania non- profit based in Exton, PA, which places original, donated artwork in patient spaces at medical centers and outpatient facilities including Chester County Hospital, the Milton Hershey Medical Center, Cooper University Hospital, Asera Care Hospice, the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Paoli Hospital, the American Cancer Society Hope Lodge and most recently Nemours Alfred I. DuPont Hospital for Children.
April is a board member the Montgomery County Estate Planning Council and a member of the Chester County Estate Planning Council. She has spoken on numerous occasions on the importance of proper estate planning.
She lives in West Chester with her husband and two young children.
April counsels many families and individuals in a wide array of personal and business concerns.
April handles all aspects of both commercial and residential real estate transactions on behalf of sellers, purchasers and investors.
April has tried cases in courts of multiple jurisdictions in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
April also practices in an area of personal passion, by representing both visual and performing artists.
April currently serves as the Treasurer of Healing Art Works, Inc., a Pennsylvania non- profit based in Exton, PA, which places original, donated artwork in patient spaces at medical centers and outpatient facilities including Chester County Hospital, the Milton Hershey Medical Center, Cooper University Hospital, Asera Care Hospice, the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Paoli Hospital, the American Cancer Society Hope Lodge and most recently Nemours Alfred I. DuPont Hospital for Children.
April is a board member the Montgomery County Estate Planning Council and a member of the Chester County Estate Planning Council. She has spoken on numerous occasions on the importance of proper estate planning.
She lives in West Chester with her husband and two young children.
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Michelle C. Power is an estate, business, real estate and family law attorney. She is committed to guaranteeing her clients the best possible outcome in each case.
Whether providing a custom estate plan, guidance during an estate administration, assistance with business formation or management, or help through an amicable divorce, Michelle brings strength and energy to representing each of her clients.
Michelle’s counsel is characterized by a balance of dedication, insight and conviviality with her clients. She is enthusiastic, passionate and committed to excellence. Her intense work ethic has been demonstrated through her ability to build, maintain and enhance working relationships with both clients and attorneys, and has ensured that her consistent legal victories are never achieved at the expense of her steadfast morals.
At the Charleston Firm, Michelle draws from this breadth of experience to provide counsel that is both exact and empathetic, always prioritizing compassion for people, and the struggles they face in their everyday life.
Whether providing a custom estate plan, guidance during an estate administration, assistance with business formation or management, or help through an amicable divorce, Michelle brings strength and energy to representing each of her clients.
Michelle’s counsel is characterized by a balance of dedication, insight and conviviality with her clients. She is enthusiastic, passionate and committed to excellence. Her intense work ethic has been demonstrated through her ability to build, maintain and enhance working relationships with both clients and attorneys, and has ensured that her consistent legal victories are never achieved at the expense of her steadfast morals.
At the Charleston Firm, Michelle draws from this breadth of experience to provide counsel that is both exact and empathetic, always prioritizing compassion for people, and the struggles they face in their everyday life.
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Brian represents clients in various civil matters, but focuses primarily on condominium and HOA law. However, his practice also includes real estate transactions, contract drafting and review, estate planning and administration, litigation, collections, and business consulting. Brian has also handled matters of harassment and defamation, including a case in which he successfully sued one of the largest media companies in the United States.
Brian is a third generation Philadelphia lawyer. Having first worked in a law firm at age 14, he knows the commitment and diligence required to provide excellent legal representation. He counsels his clients candidly and advocates for them passionately.
As a husband and father of two children, Brian is active with the American Red Cross in Southeastern Pennsylvania where he pursues his passion for humanitarian causes.
Brian is a third generation Philadelphia lawyer. Having first worked in a law firm at age 14, he knows the commitment and diligence required to provide excellent legal representation. He counsels his clients candidly and advocates for them passionately.
As a husband and father of two children, Brian is active with the American Red Cross in Southeastern Pennsylvania where he pursues his passion for humanitarian causes.