Top Estate Lawyers Near Me in Lincoln Area

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Rick Reier joined the Knudsen Law Firm in 1975. He is a member and past president of the Nebraska Association of Bank Attorneys, and focuses his practice in banking, corporate,commercial and real estate law.. Rick, a native of Sargent, Nebraska, completed both his undergraduate education and law school at the University of Nebraska. He received his undergraduate degree in 1971 and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He received his Master’s degree in Business Administration in 1973, and his J.D. degree with distinction in 1975. He served as Editor-in-Chief of the Nebraska Law Review.. His civic activities include service as a director and past president of Pinewood Bowl, Inc.. Rick and his wife Ann have two grown children.

Ken Wright has approximately 30 years experience representing individuals and companies in court.  From this courtroom experience, Attorney Wright provides incisive and practical advice to his clients.

Julie joined Inman Flynn in October of 2012, while assisting with opening the Nebraska office for the firm.  Julie’s experience and expertise in her transactional law practice focuses on estate and business planning and probate.  As Julie’s clients include individuals who are business owners, she has experience in the areas of employment law, real estate transactions, and state and federal tax matters.. Julie graduate with a B.S. in Global Studies and Business from Nebraska Wesleyan University during which time she also studied and lived in Japan.  Following graduation from Wesleyan, she managed corporate operations, including human resources and benefit administration for an international company in Lincoln.   Julie then attended law school at the University of Nebraska College of Law, pursuing a business transaction track of study.   Upon graduation from law school, Julie served as legal counsel of the premiere livestock association in the state of Nebraska.  Later, Julie was recruited to use her entrepreneurial skills along with her legal and business experience to develop and lead a state level association for the promotion and growth of the biosciences in Nebraska.  During this time, Julie also taught business law as an adjunct professor at Nebraska Wesleyan University.  After five years of practicing law for membership organizations, Julie returned to the classroom, specifically to the University of Denver, Graduate Tax Program, where she earned a Masters of Law in Taxation (LLM-Tax).   Julie then joined the commercial practice group of Baylor Evnen Curtiss Grimit and Witt, LLP in Lincoln, Nebraska where she practiced transactional law in private practice, focusing on estate and business planning throughout the state including farmers and ranchers.   Julie will continue her transactional practice with Inman Flynn.. Julie and her husband have two sons.

Jennifer Dannehl concentrates her practice on estate and trust planning and administration, business succession planning, real estate, and agricultural law.. Growing up on a family farm southwest of Bertrand, Nebraska, Jennifer’s passion for agriculture started at an early age.  After majoring in agricultural economics at the University of Nebraska, she attended the University of Nebraska College of Law, focusing on agricultural and environmental law, water law, estate planning, and tax law. She earned the highest grade in the class in several classes: environmental law and water resources seminar, agricultural environmental law, and farm and ranch tax.. While in law school, Jennifer was Executive Editor of the Nebraska Law Review and published an article in the Law Review regarding the local regulation of a Nebraska dairy. Jennifer also presented at the 2015 Nebraska Water Law Conference.. Bar Admissions: Nebraska; U.S. District Court of Nebraska. Affiliations: Nebraska State Bar Association; Lincoln Bar Association; Lincoln Young Professionals Group. Education: University of Nebraska, B.S. (with highest distinction); University of Nebraska College of Law, J.D. (with high distinction)

I’m Zach Anderson (he/him), founder of Zachary W. Anderson Law—Nebraska’s premier queer-owned law firm focused on guardianships, conservatorships, estate planning, immigration, family law, and LGBTQIA+ legal issues. I bring a decade of advocacy experience to the table, and now offer personalized, strategic, and compassionate representation to clients navigating some of life’s most vulnerable moments.. Whether you’re protecting a loved one, facing a divorce or custody issue, planning your estate, or ensuring your chosen family is legally protected, I’ll meet you with clarity, empathy, and strength. I understand what it’s like to move through a legal system that often wasn’t built for people like us—and I’m here to change that, case by case.. You deserve legal support that sees the full picture, honors your identity, and gives you the tools to move forward with confidence. Let’s build something better—together.

I was born and raised on a fifth generation family farm operation south of Waco, Nebraska and was actively involved in the family's grain and livestock production.  I am a general practice attorney licensed in both South Dakota and Nebraska and have a vast amount of experience in estate and business planning, new entitiy formation, real estate and corporate transactions and municipal law.  I serve as corporate counsel and registered agent for several Nebraska corporations and limited liability companies.  My practice also includes estate and business succession planning and assisting clients with preparation of their wills, trusts, financial and healthcare power of attorney documents.  Real estate is a passion of mind and I've enjoyed the opportunity to help my clients over the years in a wide variety of real estate transactions including commercial, agricultural, and residential 1031 like kind exchanges, purchases, leases, landlord-tenant disputes, partition actions, developments, foreclosures, and tax certificates.  I am also a licensed real estate broker and Realtor and own my own real estate brokerage business, West Blue Realty. The balance of my practice is in the area of municipal law, where I've had the opportunity to serve as City Attorney for Nebraska cities and villages.  When I have free time, I enjoy spending time with my wife and three children, attending sporting events, fishing, golfing, and a good backyard BBQ!

I grew up in Lincoln but moved to Philadelphia to attend college and stayed in the New York area after graduation, working as a corporate accountant for large multi-national organizations. My love of the great outdoors later drew me to Colorado, where I continued to work as an accountant for small businesses and non-profits. After nearly two decades as an accountant, I moved back to Lincoln to attend law school and reinvest in my home town. My extensive accounting and business background provides a strong foundation for my practice areas of estate planning, real estate transactions, tax, business formations and contracts.. I am an avid cyclist, hiker, skier and traveler. I has visited 5 continents and 30 countries.

Hi, I’m Brad R. Pelletier, and I’ve been practicing law for nearly 20 years, helping individuals and businesses navigate legal matters with confidence. I focus on residential and commercial real estate, financing transactions, advanced estate planning, business formation, and LGBTQ+ law. I’m licensed to practice in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Missouri, and I’m committed to providing personalized, hands-on legal services to each and every client.. I grew up in Lincoln, Rhode Island, and graduated magna cum laude from the University of Rhode Island with degrees in Business Administration and French. I earned my law degree from Roger Williams School of Law and have dedicated my career to helping clients through life’s important transitions and challenges.. Beyond the office, I’m passionate about giving back to my community. I’ve served on the Board of Directors for AIDS Care Ocean State and Marriage Equality Rhode Island and have been active with organizations like the Rhode Island Association of Gay Professionals, Rhode Island Lawyers for Equality & Diversity, and the Rhode Island Bar Association’s LGBT Committee. I’m also proud to serve on the education committee for the Northern Rhode Island Board of Realtors, where I regularly teach continuing education courses for Rhode Island Realtors.. When I’m not working, you can probably find me enjoying Rhode Island’s beautiful beaches, exploring new restaurants, breweries, and wineries, or sporting one of my 100+ bow ties (yes, it’s an obsession!). I also love staying active as a former Division 1 tennis player at the University of Rhode Island. These days, I’m hooked on pickleball—it’s my new favorite way to get moving and have fun.. Whether you’re buying your first home, planning your estate, starting a business, or just need sound legal advice, I’m here to help. Let’s connect!

Attorney Sarah Oster is licensed to practice law in the State of Rhode Island. Attorney  Oster's areas of practice include Family Law, Wills & Trusts, Probate, Immigration, Landlord/Tenant, Criminal Law and Contracts.

An experienced business attorney, Michael has experience in the following areas: Trust, Estate and Probate Law, General Business Law, US-Japan Insurance Law, US-Japan Comparative Law, International Economic Development, Japanese Litigation Support Services, and Health Care Law.. Drawing on this experience, Michael teaches upper-class and MBA students Business Law and International Business Transactions at Nebraska Wesleyan University.. In his business practice, Michael assists clients in a broad array of business matters involving numerous industries and various substantive legal issues, including:. •Counseling on form of business and tax ramifications of each selection; drafting organizational documents; corporate, tax and other federal, state and local filings and compliance measures; and business qualification in other states;. •Representing government entities in cross boarder regulatory matters, with special emphasis on the insurance industry;. •       Japanese language litigation discovery and due diligence;. •Structuring and negotiating domestic and international business and asset acquisitions;. •Establishing overseas subsidiaries, joint ventures, affiliates and business partnerships;. •General estate planning matters including wills, trusts and probate proceedings.