In this powerful episode, host Andrew Samalin speaks with Seth Urbanoski, partner at Hatchi Urbanoski in Boston, a firm specializing in probate administration and litigation. Seth shares a deeply human case involving two sisters trying to rescue their sibling—who had untreated mental illness and was living in dangerous, substandard conditions. With patience, empathy, and strategic collaboration with community leaders, medical professionals, and law enforcement, Seth helped secure guardianship and safely transition the client into supportive housing.
This episode shows how legal advocacy can transform lives—not just through court filings, but through compassion, persistence, and truly caring for a client’s well-being.
📍 Learn more about Hatchi Urbanoski: www.hu-lawyers.com
📍 Office: 183 State Street, 5th Floor, Boston, MA 02109
If you know a lawyer who goes above and beyond—or are one yourself—reach out to us at (914) 666-6600.
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