Experience

Indianapolis Children's Choir
• United States
• Performing Arts
• Vice President of the Board

  • 2014 - Present


The National Elder Law Foundation

• Board Member

  • 2012 - Present

  Beginning in 1994, the National Elder Law Foundation certified its first batch of examinees as Certified Elder Law Attorneys. There are now over 400 CELAs practicing in almost every state and in most major cities in the country. The special needs and elder law practice continues to grow, and the number of CELAs will grow as well. CELAs must complete a rigorous full-day examination and demonstrate that their law practice is actually focused on special needs and elder law. Once certified, a CELA must continue to practice primarily in elder law and special needs, and complete continuing education credits specifically targeted to advanced practitioners. Show less


Indiana Chapter of NAELA
• President Of The Board Of Directors

  • 2006 - Present

Special Needs Alliance
• United States
• Legal Services
• 1 - 100 Employee
• Vice President of the Board

  • 2002 - Present


Fechtman Law Office

• Owner

  • May 2001 - Present

  Special Needs and Elder Law Firm. Special Needs and Elder Law Firm.


National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys
• United States
• Non-profit Organizations
• 1 - 100 Employee
• Member

  • 1997 - Present

Indianapolis Bar Association
• United States
• Legal Services
• 1 - 100 Employee
• Estate Planning & Administration Section Board Member

  • 2014 - Present


Tangram, Inc.

• United States
• Civic and Social Organizations
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Board Member

  • 2006 - 2016

  Tangram creates extraordinary lives for persons living with disability...far beyond what most believe is possible. As a United Way 501(c)3 community benefit organization, Tangram helps individuals with disabilities and their families plan, support and sustain ways to live actively and independently within their communities throughout central Indiana. Tangram creates extraordinary lives for persons living with disability...far beyond what most believe is possible. As a United Way 501(c)3 community benefit organization, Tangram helps individuals with disabilities and their families plan, support and sustain ways to live actively and independently within their communities throughout central Indiana.