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MEET OUR TEAM
Estate Administration Paralegal
Rachel Ribble
Experience That Brings Reassurance.
Rachel brings nearly two decades of legal experience to Crane Law, PC, with an extensive background in estate administration and probate matters. Throughout her career, she has assisted clients and attorneys with estate planning, inheritance tax filings, estate accountings, and the many details involved in settling an estate.
Her knowledge of court procedures, legal research, and probate deadlines helps matters move forward with accuracy and care. Rachel combines that experience with thoughtful communication, helping clients feel more informed and supported throughout an often unfamiliar process.
During a time of loss, experience, patience, and clear communication can make the path ahead feel more manageable.
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A Steady Presence for Families
Rachel recognizes that serving as an executor often means taking on unfamiliar responsibilities while grieving a loved one and continuing to manage the demands of everyday life. Her steady, practical approach helps families feel less alone as they work through each stage of estate administration.
Outside the office, Rachel enjoys life with her husband and their two children, whose many activities keep the family busy and connected to their community. The importance she places on family, presence, and supporting the people around her is reflected in the care she brings to clients and colleagues.
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Experience
Rachel brings nearly two decades of legal experience to Crane Law, PC. During more than 16 years with Hill, Turowski, James & Lehman, LLP, she managed estate administration matters from beginning to completion, working with clients, beneficiaries, financial institutions, attorneys, and the Courts.
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Education & Professional Focus
Rachel earned a Bachelor of Science from Pennsylvania College of Technology, with a minor in Business Administration and Management. Her professional focus includes probate and estate administration, inheritance tax returns, estate accountings, fiduciary income tax returns, legal research, and compliance with important deadlines.