Mark A. Woronoff
Mark joined Perkins Thompson in 2020 as an attorney with the firm’s Trust and Estates practice group. Mark works in both the firm’s Portland office and the Kennebunk office of the firm’s Maine Center for Elder Law, where he helps families find solutions for their long-term care planning needs as well as developing estate plans that are tailored to the individual.
Additionally, Mark has extensive experience in Probate and Trust Administration matters. Mark believes in a collaborative approach to estate planning. He frequently works with the client’s financial advisors and other professionals to ensure the client’s needs are fully met.
Mark earned his LLM (Masters of Law) in Estate Planning and Elder Law in 2015 and focuses his practice entirely in this area of the law. He has been practicing law since 2007, having served as an Assistant District Attorney in York County for several years, and as a general practitioner to begin his career.
Outside of work, Mark and his wife enjoy walking their dog on the beautiful beaches of Maine, traveling, and getting together with friends. He has a grown son who lives in California. Mark is honored to have served for six years on the Board of Directors for Make-A-Wish Maine.
More About Mark
Western New England University School of Law
L.L.M., Estate Planning and Elder Law
Western New England College School of Law
J.D.
University of Southern Maine
B.A., Political Science
Maine
U.S. District Court, District of Maine
- National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA)
- Cumberland County Bar Association
- Maine Bar Association
Mark is honored to have served for six years on the Board of Directors for Make-A-Wish Maine.
Practice Areas
Elder Law
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Perkins Thompson’s Trust and Estate Practice Group assists clients as they confront the familial and tax related issues in planning for the management and disposition of property and businesses in the event of disability or death. We also assist personal representatives and trustees in handling their legal responsibilities including probate proceedings, trust administration, accountings, and […]
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