Shelly Salva is a legal assistant who works primarily in the area of Estate Planning.
Shelly joined Martin Heller Potempa & Sheppard, PLLC in 2018. Before joining MHPS, Shelly worked as an executive assistant for a manufacturing company, working closely with their corporate counsel on Nondisclosure Agreements, Purchase Agreements, and trademarks/copyrights. She was also the co-event coordinator of LINKS Charity, raising money for local cancer care.
Originally from Western New York, she graduated in 2011 from the State University of New York at Fredonia with a Bachelor of Arts degree in History.
Shelly enjoys reading, hiking, baking and coffee. She lives in Nashville.
George Costanza’s purchase of Jon Voight’s 1989 LeBaron convertible was the result of: a) fraud; b) fraudulent inducement; c) slow-wittedness; or d) breach of contract.
Although your Miranda rights include this, "...Anything you say can and will be held against you in a court of law," it is implied.
Do not tell people you "know" the judge, the DA, or the court officer.
Follow your attorney’s advice.
Hearsay is what someone else said and is presumed to be unreliable as evidence.
