Trust is a legal entity in which you can place certain assets to accomplish specific goals. There are many different types of trusts, each used for different purpose.
Over the years, our legal practice has continued to rapidly expand into several additional complex and sophisticated areas in which we had advised many clients, including, but not limited to: international tax and wealth preservation planning; family business succession planning; tax and estate controversies; corporate and partnership business structuring; marital planning; and income tax planning for closely held businesses and real estate clients.
Additionally, some of our attorneys serve as legal advisors to many prominent charitable organizations and have developed a niche practice in the complicated area of charitable planning and the structuring and operations of nonprofit organizations under the federal and state laws dealing with complex issues including, lobbying, advocacy, unrelated business income tax, joint ventures, avoiding excise taxes and foreign charities.