Developing the strategy and methods for managing and
transferring your estate, including business interests, real estate and
other major assets under various circumstances, including
incompetence and death.
Various types of wills and trusts are the tools most commonly used to implement your Estate
Plan, as well as family limited interest entities.
Court-supervised proceedings for Estate Management during
periods of incompetence.
Court-supervised proceedings for the disposition of an estate following death (in the absence of some
other Estate Planning device that would avoid the necessity of Court
involvement).
Purchases, sales, leases, tax-deferred exchanges, co-tenancy
arrangements, land-use issues, easements and related matters.
Entity formation, (partnerships, limited liability companies,
corporations), business development, purchases and sales, and related
matters.
