NEWPORT BEACH, CA, March 27, 2012 (Press-News.org) Newport Beach estate planning attorney and mom, Darlynn Morgan, along with her colleagues and the OCBA President, has recently spearheaded the formation of Mommy Esquire, a committee of the Orange County Bar Association. Women lawyers nationwide seek to achieve that ever-elusive balance of legal work and family life. Hence, in January 2012, Mommy Esquire was formed—the first OCBA committee that focuses specifically on practicing lawyers with school-age children. Estate planning lawyer, Darlynn Morgan, of Morgan Law Group, will serve as Chair of the newly formed committee.
"Mommy Esquire" is geared toward women lawyers with small children, although the committee is open to daddy lawyers too. The word "Mommy" paired with the more formal "Esquire" reflects both professional and familial domains for attorney parents. Mommy Esquire will offer professional networking, social events, education, support, and provide a forum for discussion about issues of particular concern to parenting attorneys. The Committee seeks to provide mentoring from attorney mothers who have prospered as practicing attorneys and support mommy lawyers who are navigating big firms and other legal positions.
"There are numerous challenges that all moms with small kids face, but especially so when trying to juggle young children and an intense and demanding career," says mom and probate attorney, Darlynn Morgan. "Mommy Lawyers need a support group. Moms of small children band together to support each other and share resources and tips, but up until now, Orange County hasn't had a Moms group for lawyers, dedicated to addressing the unique challenges we face," Morgan adds.
In addition to monthly lunch meetings, Mommy Esquire hosts events that celebrate and incorporate families, so that more lawyers with young children will be able to participate in meetings and events. Planning is underway, and Mommy Esquire's inaugural event is scheduled for March 24th. Please check the calendar on http://www.ocba.org for details.
For more information on Mommy Esquire and Orange County estate planning attorney, Darlynn Morgan of Morgan Law Group, please visit her press page at http://www.morganlawgroup.com/in-the-press or call (949) 260-1400.
ABOUT DARLYNN MORGAN - California Will and Trust Attorney
OC Trusts Lawyer Darlynn Morgan and Morgan Law Group is a Southern California Probate Attorney / Estate Planning Lawyer / Wills & Living Trusts Law Firm Serving: Los Angeles, Orange County, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego & all of Southern California
Probate law firm Morgan Law Group, serves all cities in Orange County, including: Aliso Viejo, Anaheim, Balboa Island, Brea, Buena Park, Capistrano Beach, Corona Del Mar, Costa Mesa, Coto de Caza, Cypress, Dana Point, as well as estate planning in Foothill Ranch, Fountain Valley, Fullerton, Garden Grove, Huntington Beach, Irvine, La Habra, Laguna Beach, Laguna Hills, Laguna Niguel, Laguna Woods, Lake Forest, and estate planning and probate in Los Alamitos, Mission Viejo, Newport Beach, and estate planning and probate law firm information in Orange, OC, Placentia, Rancho San Margarita, Rossmoor, San Clemente, Santa Ana, Seal Beach, Sunset Beach, Tustin, Villa Park, Westminster, and Yorba Linda.
Orange County California probate law firm Morgan Law Group, serves all counties in southern California.
For more information about Estate Planning Lawyer Darlynn Morgan, call: 949.260.1400 or visit http://www.MorganLawGroup.com.
Darlynn Morgan, and Morgan Law Group, is a California Will and Trust attorney, speaker and Personal Family Lawyer. Darlynn makes it easy for your family to talk about and plan for tough subjects like money, death and taxes. Visit http://www.MorganLawGroup.com for more resources on how to make sure your family wouldn't have a mess on their hands if the "unthinkable" happens to you. And of course, our door is always open if you have further questions. Contact us at 949.260.1400.
Mommy Esquire, Committee of the OC Bar Association, Supporting Working Parent Lawyers
Newport Beach estate planning attorney and mom, Darlynn Morgan, along with her colleagues and the OCBA President, has recently spearheaded the formation of Mommy Esquire, a committee of the Orange County Bar Association.
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[Press-News.org] Mommy Esquire, Committee of the OC Bar Association, Supporting Working Parent LawyersNewport Beach estate planning attorney and mom, Darlynn Morgan, along with her colleagues and the OCBA President, has recently spearheaded the formation of Mommy Esquire, a committee of the Orange County Bar Association.