On Nov. 5, Attorney
Shea B. Airey will tell Upstate SC Chapter of
Sisters in Crime members how legal loopholes, poor estate planning, feuding
heirs, and other factors can provide a fertile field for murder motives in
crime fiction. He’ll also share some tips on how we can avoid leaving our loved
ones with legal nightmares.
The monthly Sisters in Crime meeting is scheduled for
Thursday, Nov. 5, at The Runway Café, 21 Airport Rd, Greenville, S.C. Be
there at 6:15 p.m. to meet Shea and enjoy chapter fellowship. Supper
should be served at 6:30. Shea’s talk will begin right after new and old
business at 7 p.m. Both dinner and the meeting are open to the public.
In order for the Runway Café to speed service, dinner orders
must be emailed by noon the day of the meeting. If you can't dine with us, we
would still like to know you plan to attend so we can be sure you have a
seat. If possible, please do join us for dinner as our dinner orders help to
ensure we can book our meeting room for free. To see the special menu for our
group, click on the Advance Order Menu tab at right. Please e-mail your order to Ellis Vidler at evidler@att.net.
If you place an order and do not attend or fail to cancel by
noon, you will be charged for the meal. And like always, we'll enjoy it.
Shea’s practice is heavily weighted toward Estate Planning,
Real Property and Land Conservation law. A graduate of the University of South
Carolina School of Law, he’s been recognized by both USC and the American Bar
Association for his writing on an Estate Planning and Land Conservation related
topic. In addition, he recently received a “Land Conservation Champion” award
from Upstate Forever.
Prior to attending law school, Shea and a partner won a USC
grant to create and lead a small entrepreneurial business. He also completed a
business internship in Chile, South America. In addition to his native English,
Shea’s fluent in Spanish
Shea says he was fortunate to learn estate planning from
some of the State’s preeminent legal professors on the subject. In his
practice, he provides complete estate planning counsel, involving basic to
sophisticated estate planning techniques, for clients from diverse backgrounds.
Authors will be interested to learn that the owner of The
Airey Law Firm, Ltd. Co. is also an accomplished writer. In 2009, he won top
prize in an ABA National Writing Contest for his writing on a real property,
trust or estate law topic.
