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Founder
C. Brian Crane, Esquire
Lead Attorney
Brian founded Crane Law with a vision of creating a place where people could find clarity and reassurance during life’s most personal and difficult moments. As the firm’s lead attorney, he guides clients through estate and lifetime planning, Medicaid planning, estate administration and probate, and real estate matters. With professionalism and a calm, approachable manner, Brian explains complex issues in terms clients can understand, helping them feel heard, supported, and confident about the path forward.
Office Manager
Alyssa Ackley, CMP
Medicaid Planning Paralegal
When nursing-home care becomes necessary, families often face difficult financial decisions while also worrying about someone they love. As a Certified Medicaid Planner, Alyssa helps them understand their options and develop a plan for accessing care while protecting what they have worked to build. She also serves as the office manager, keeping our daily operations organized and ensuring our team is prepared to provide a smooth, responsive client experience.
Director of Real Estate Operations
Bryan L. Holmes
A real estate closing can feel overwhelming, with important deadlines, unfamiliar details, and many parties involved. By overseeing our real estate department and coordinating each transaction, he helps clients stay informed, reduces uncertainty, and keeps the process moving smoothly from agreement through closing.
Estate Administration Paralegal
Rachel Ribble
Serving as an executor can feel overwhelming, especially while grieving a loved one, managing everyday responsibilities, and facing an unfamiliar legal process. With patience and compassion, she helps families understand what comes next and feel supported through each step along the way.
Estate Planning Paralegal
Brandy Hampton
Thinking about one’s own mortality—and discussing what may happen in the future—can feel deeply personal and uncomfortable. With patience and sensitivity, she helps clients gather information, prepare documents, and coordinate signings, making an important planning process feel less overwhelming and more manageable.