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Our Services: Estate and Financial Planning, Wealth Accumulation, and Asset Protection Planning
A professional financial planner can help you develop a financial plan and then work from there to address your individual needs and goals. A professional financial planner can provide many of these services directly and can coordinate in obtaining other essential financial services. A professional financial planner who is also a licensed attorney is able to provide exceptional insight and a customized degree of service for clients with substantial wealth who have complex business and financial planning needs. At the Law Offices of Robin S. Gnatowsky, we help you bring all of your financial, retirement, and estate planning efforts together in one place. We invite you to contact our law office to learn more about the range of services we can provide and how we can help you prioritize and then achieve your financial objectives. Estate Planning
What will your family need? Who will be responsible for making decisions and managing the money? Who will provide the best care for children? How financially sophisticated are your loved ones? Do you have questions about retirement planning or planning for college expense for your children or grandchildren? Do your goals include charitable gifts? Do you have business interests to plan for and manage? Are you a business executive with stock options, executive compensation plans, or other complicated employee benefits to manage? At the Law Offices of Robin S. Gnatowsky, we can help you understand the financial issues in your life and meet your retirement, estate planning, and other financial needs. Do you need:
Financial PlanningRobin S. Gnatowsky is an attorney at law, an Accredited Estate Planner (AEP), a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), and a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ practitioner (CFP®): Helping clients chart their financial future by identifying personal and financial goals, needs, and priorities, and developing a plan of action in accordance with the clients' tolerance for risk and concerns for security. CFP® practitioners are trained to provide a wide variety of financial planning services. Learn more:
Business Formation and SuccessionWhether you are starting a new business or making decisions about passing your business along to the next generation, a business lawyer can provide you with the professional assistance you need. Proper planning can not only help achieve an orderly transfer of your business to the next generation or a business sale, but can also often allow significant tax savings. Contact the Law Offices of Robin S. Gnatowsky to schedule a consultation.
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Your financial life is complicated. We can help you see the "big picture." You may need an accountant to help with your tax planning, as well as someone to help you review investments and your insurance needs. Executive and employee benefits are difficult to understand and manage on your own. You may also find it helpful to work with an estate planner who is a licensed attorney at law and an Accredited Estate Planner (AEP) to prepare wills, trusts, and other legal documents that you need to protect your family's current and future financial security.
Estate planning is a uniquely personal process. It is easy to get caught up in the technicalities of wills versus trusts or insurance plans, and especially tax planning. The real focus of your estate and financial plan should be on questions of lifestyle, on protecting your assets and the security of your loved ones, and on achieving your true life goals.
