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About Nicole K. White

Nicole Kinsey White, Esq. established Kinsey Law Group, P.C. to help consumers with financial matters in the areas of Estate and Health Planning (wills, living wills and advance directives, burial directives, powers of attorney and trusts), Consumer Law (consumer disputes, credit report errors, debt collection abuse/harassment, debtor defense in debt collection suits, and identity theft), and Guardianship Planning for minor children.

Nicole is dedicated, knowledgeable, and experienced, and she takes an educational approach when working with her clients to ensure they fully understand why and how they should take action. She takes the time to listen to your concerns and answer any questions you may have. As a result, she has a better understanding of your situation and can respond effectively with practical and sensible solutions. Nicole is devoted to helping consumers with customized legal and financial guidance, and she is devoted to creating estate plans that safeguard consumers and their families.

Her clients include young families with minor children, families with special needs children of all ages, single-parent families, and individuals.

Her services, including the Child Protection Plan, Client Care Program, consumer E-Alerts, and monthly newsletters, truly enhance her practice and allow her to take a comprehensive approach to providing legal services in estate planning and consumer rights.

Nicole attended the George Washington University Law School, and she has obtained advanced training in various aspects of estate planning and consumer law. In addition, she holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biology and Chemistry from the University of Virginia and a Ph.D. in Molecular Biology and Genetics from Johns Hopkins University.

Nicole speaks to public and private groups, as well as attorneys, accountants, and other finance professionals.

She derives great satisfaction in giving back to her community, primarily by providing education and guidance in her areas of expertise.

Nicole is a member of the Maryland State Bar Association (Estates and Trusts Section), the Bar Association of the District of Columbia, the District of Columbia Bar (Estate Planning Committee, Consumer Law Section), the National Association of Consumer Advocates and the Maryland Consumer Rights Coalition.

Nicole is a licensed attorney in Maryland and Washington, D.C.

Practice Areas
Professional Experience
ExperienceYears
Kinsey Law Group, P.C.2007-Current
Millen, White, Zelano & Branigan2002-2004
Burns, Doane, Swecker & Mathis1999-2002
Finnegan Henderson1998-1999
Education
SchoolFocusDegreeYear
George Washington University Law School - George Washington UniversityJ.D.2003
Johns Hopkins UniversityPh.D.1998
University of VirginiaB.A.1992
Professional Affiliations
PositionYears
Member, Maryland State Bar Association2004-Current
Member, District of Columbia Bar Association, Taxation Section, Estate Planning Committee2006-Current
Member, District of Columbia Bar, Antitrust and Consumer Law Section2006-Current
Member, Bar Association of the District of Columbia2006-Current
Member, National Association of Consumer Advocates2007-Current
Member, Maryland Consumer Rights Coalition2009-Current

Publications

Publications
TitlePublisherPublished
Are Your Last Wishes Known?Ezine ArticlesMay, 2009
Every adult should have a will regardless of your age. When it comes to your last wishes, there are more than assets to consider. What about your children or an aging relative? Who will take care of them after your death? Here are some helpful suggestions.
Consumer Credit Laws: What you need to knowLunch & Learn SeriesNovember, 2008
Presentation discussing the various consumer laws and how they protect consumers.
Five Types of Identity TheftEzine ArticlesMay, 2006
Identity theft is the fastest growing crime in America. It has become an epidemic, leaving everyone at risk, including children, adults, the elderly, those with good credit, bad credit, or no credit. And, to make matters worse, most people do not know if their identity has been stolen. The biggest misconception is that identity theft only affects or involves your credit. There are at least four other categories of identity theft that will not necessarily affect your credit, but can ruin your life.

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