Mark S. Reckman
About Mark S. Reckman
Mark S. Reckman is a Senior Partner at Wood + Lamping LLC, where he has worked since 1976, specializing in estate planning for parents of children with autism. He provides expert advice on financial matters through a radio program and shares insights on various topics related to health insurance, end-of-life care, and Medicaid planning.
Work at Wood + Lamping LLP
Mark S. Reckman has been a Senior Partner at Wood + Lamping LLP since 1976, contributing to the firm for 48 years. His primary focus is on estate planning, particularly for parents of children with autism. Reckman provides guidance on essential considerations for parents when nominating guardians for their children. His extensive experience in the legal field enhances the firm's capabilities in addressing complex estate planning needs.
Education and Expertise
Mark S. Reckman earned his Juris Doctor (JD) from the University of Cincinnati College of Law, where he studied from 1976 to 1979. Prior to that, he obtained a Bachelor of Arts (BA) from the University of Vermont, studying from 1971 to 1975. His educational background provides a solid foundation for his expertise in estate planning and financial advisory services.
Background
Reckman has been actively involved in the financial advisory sector since 2008, participating in a radio program that focuses on financial matters. He serves as a member of a panel of experts on a biweekly 'drive time' talk show, where he discusses various financial issues, including long-term health insurance and end-of-life care planning. His insights aim to help families navigate the complexities of medical and financial needs.
Achievements
Mark S. Reckman has made significant contributions to the field of estate planning and financial advisory through his radio program and public speaking engagements. He shares practical tips on avoiding common Medicaid pitfalls and provides strategies for protecting family legacies. His work emphasizes the importance of clear communication to prevent misunderstandings when managing the financial and medical needs of loved ones.