Jon Gasior

Jon Gasior’s initial interest in becoming an attorney was sparked by the desire to help others. Jon Gasior personal experience with family and the problems that resulted from their failure to create an estate plan resulted in his desire to learn more about this area of the law. From his work in the Elder Law Clinic, he further realized the need to plan not only for death, but also for incapacity during their lifetime. In counseling his clients to devise plans that address lifetime issues as well as providing for family and loved ones, he recognized that estate planning and elder law were the areas of law that he was compelled to devote his practice.

Instilled with a passion for learning, he feels strongly that his clients should be well informed in order to make wise estate planning decisions. Jon Gasior was attracted to Sinclair Prosser Gasior because of their approach to offer free estate planning seminars throughout the year. As members of the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys, Sinclair Prosser Gasior strives to make the public aware of the estate planning choices they can make to provide both financial and emotional security to their families and loved ones.

Professional Experience

Jon Gasior is admitted to the Maryland Bar and is a member of the Maryland State Bar Association Elder Law, Estates and Trusts and Property Sections.

Prior to coming to Sinclair Prosser Gasior, Jon worked for McCabe, Weisberg & Conway, LLC, a fast paced multi-faceted law firm. One of twelve attorneys, he handled default servicing on residential loans acting as a liaison between multi-national financial institutions and their customers who were faced with extremely difficult circumstances. Jon attributes his passion for learning and high attention to detail to his success in providing equitable solutions to his clients.

In addition, Mr. Jon Gasior was an advocate for Wake Forest’s Elder Law Clinic where he drafted wills, advanced directives, healthcare and durable powers of attorneys. He also advised on Medicaid planning and consumer debt issues for the elderly. He understands both the financial and the emotional challenges that families face when preparing themselves and loved ones for unexpected illness and end of life situations.