The best professionals in any field aren’t just good at their craft — they’re paying attention to what’s coming next. This week, George Remy, estate planner at Remy Law gave Border 2 Border a candid, energized look at exactly that kind of forward momentum.
George has been a familiar face in the group since Summer 2023, first representing APEX Law, then stepping into a meaningful role with a non-profit, helping Michigan residents navigate the process of reinstating their driver’s licenses. That chapter closes this Friday when their funding runs out — and George isn’t slowing down for a moment. He’s going full time with Remy Law, freshly brand-streamlined from George Remy Law. He’s also embedding deeper with Two Bird Wealth Strategies, and arriving at that next chapter with something most attorneys aren’t bringing to the table yet:
That something is the power of his other venture, ThreeClaws.ai.
George’s new offering deploys three AI agents working in sequence: one handles initial client communication, one drafts documents, and a third reviews the work closely before anything moves forward for final human review, or execution. It’s a system designed for precision and efficiency — and in estate planning, a system built on tedium, where the details genuinely matter, that combination is worth paying attention to.
His framing of AI is worth noting. Rather than viewing it as a threat to professional work, George sees it as a force multiplier — technology that extends what a skilled attorney can do, not one that replaces the judgment behind it. That practical perspective is the kind of thinking that tends to separate professionals who adapt from those who get left behind.
For anyone who has been putting off estate planning — which most people have — this is a good moment to reconsider. Having an attorney who is both competent in his field and genuinely ahead of the curve technologically is a combination that doesn’t come along every day.
George Remy is Remy Law’s estate planning attorney and the group’s go-to resource for wills, trusts, and end-of-life planning. If it’s been on your list, reach out and get it done.
And if you’re not yet part of Border 2 Border Business Connections, we’d love to have you at a meeting. Come see what the group is about.
