Carleen Dadeboe is an Associate Attorney at Frost Law, where she focuses her practice on trusts and estates and federal and state tax matters. She advises individuals and families on estate planning and probate administration, and represents clients in a range of tax controversy matters.
Carleen brings a strategic, solutions-oriented approach to her practice, helping clients navigate complex legal and tax issues with clarity and efficiency.
Before joining Frost Law, Carleen practiced trusts and estates law, counseling clients on estate planning strategies and guiding them through probate and estate administration. She also served as a Judicial Law Clerk for Senior Judges in the Probate Division of the Superior Court of the District of Columbia.
Carleen earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Baltimore School of Law, where she served as a Rule 19 Student Attorney in the Low Income Taxpayer Clinic, representing clients in disputes with the Internal Revenue Service and the Comptroller of Maryland.
She is an active member of the Maryland State Bar Association Estates and Trusts Section and the Baltimore Estate Planning Council.
Thank you to Heather Posey and Frost Law for helping my client with their tax dispute. As an accountant for over 38 years, I’ve worked with several attorneys over the years, and Heather stands out far above the rest. Her command of tax law, strategic thinking, and proactive communication are exceptional. She helped us resolve a complex federal tax issue efficiently and with great results. Awesome Firm!! Thanks!
Tax webinars provided are very good and useful! Top shelf presentation , all questions answered, Today's on loss deductions was great !
I've had the privilege to work with several attorneys with Frost Law. Every attorney has been technically proficient and provided solutions to our work. Our matter was resolved by Zachary Lyda! Highly recommend!
Extremely professional and helpful. They seem to be incredibly well-staffed, and everyone I spoke to was very pleasant. The services I needed were outside of my price range, but I have no doubt that they deserve what they charge.
The Frost Law folks that handled my bankruptcy are top notch professionals. I cannot believe how fast and efficient these folks handled my case. I will recommend Frost Law anytime anyone ask.
I would definitely recommend Frost Law to anyone in need of professional legal help. I had a very unique case. When I contacted Frost law, I was able to get a consultation right away. I was given all the information I needed, which was a load off my mind. Very friendly staff. It seemed as though they went the extra mile to help me. Frost Law has a great group of people. Thank you for your service.
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Carleen Dadeboe is an Associate Attorney at Frost Law, where she focuses her practice on trusts and estates and federal and state tax matters. She advises individuals and families on estate planning and probate administration, and represents clients in a range of tax controversy matters.
Carleen brings a strategic, solutions-oriented approach to her practice, helping clients navigate complex legal and tax issues with clarity and efficiency.
Before joining Frost Law, Carleen practiced trusts and estates law, counseling clients on estate planning strategies and guiding them through probate and estate administration. She also served as a Judicial Law Clerk for Senior Judges in the Probate Division of the Superior Court of the District of Columbia.
Carleen earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Baltimore School of Law, where she served as a Rule 19 Student Attorney in the Low Income Taxpayer Clinic, representing clients in disputes with the Internal Revenue Service and the Comptroller of Maryland.
She is an active member of the Maryland State Bar Association Estates and Trusts Section and the Baltimore Estate Planning Council.
