Estate Plan includes a Simple Will, an Advance Health Care Directive (aka Living Will) and a Financial Power of Attorney.  This is valid only for Maine residents with estates valued at under $800,000 and which do not involve any dependent children who are permanently disabled as these situations require a more complex type of estate plan.

Ms. Tulumello-Konkoly began her legal career as an Officer in the navy JAG Corps, stationed in San Diego.  While in the JAG Corps, Ms. Tulumello-Konkoly primarily worked as a litigator defending service members at Courts-Martial proceedings.  She also prosecuted federal tort claims onbehalf of the Department of the Navy.  After being discharged from the Navy, she relocated with her family to Maine where she took a position with UnumProvident as outside counsel.  She then accepted an associate position with Robinson Kriger and McCallum in their litigation department.  As an associate she has handled numerous litigation matters on a variety of topics including bankruptcy, construction defect, estate planning and probate.  Currently, she is focusing her practice on estate planning and probate law.  She is a 1996 honors graduate of California Western School of Law, where she served as a Law Review Editor for two years.