Top best Estate Lawyers in ZIP 19801 | 52 available
52 Estate lawyers are available in ZIP code 19801 in Wilmington, Delaware. Average rating of these lawyers is 3.9/5 and 58% provide free consultation with average fees of $349 per hour.
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Tanya focuses her practice in the areas of estate planning and estate administration/probate. Her practice areas further include elder law and guardianships.. After graduating from the University of Delaware with a degree in Criminal Justice, Tanya worked as a paralegal in the areas of criminal law and personal injury for approximately seven years. She eventually decided to continue her education and expand her legal career. While in law school, she served on the Widener Law Review as a Staff Member from 2010-2011 and as an Associate Editor from 2011-2012.. Prior to joining The Levinson Firm, she worked at several small law offices in Delaware, picking up valuable experience and knowledge along the way. She completed a judicial clerkship with the Honorable Charles H. Toliver, IV of the Delaware Superior Court. As a judicial law clerk, she conducted research and assisted in writing court opinions in various types of civil litigation and criminal matters.. Tanya is the outgoing President of the Elder Law Section of the Delaware State Bar Association.
Mr. Ferry was born in Wilmington, Delaware, attended Salesianum High School and later received a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology from the University of Delaware in 2006. While attending Widener Law School, he worked as a legal assistant for Ferry, Joseph & Pearce, P.A. Additionally, he served as a legal intern for the Honorable Joseph R. Slights, III in the Delaware Superior Court.
Marla Rosoff Eskin joined Campbell & Levine in 2002 and is a Member in the firm’s Wilmington, Delaware, office. Marla’s practice focuses on Bankruptcy Litigation and Commercial Bankruptcy. Marla also has extensive experience in Personal Injury Litigation, Business Law, and Commercial Litigation. Marla serves as counsel to numerous Section 524(g) Asbestos Settlement Trusts and has served as the Trustee for the Catholic Diocese of Wilmington, Inc. Qualified Settlement Fund.
Kimberly Hoffman uses her 20+ years of experience to serve as lead counsel at Morris James LLP in real estate, healthcare and government relations matters. She has assisted clients with strategic planning, legislation, documentation, and formal proceedings before courts, federal, state, and local agencies, including Congress. She is the only Delaware attorney recognized as a Top Lawyer by Delaware Today in the areas of both Zoning and Healthcare law.. Kimberly represents a diverse group of businesses and high-net-worth individuals, including publicly traded companies, physician groups, health care IT providers, developers and construction companies, schools, telecommunications carriers, banks, churches, and investors. She project manages multifaceted legal matters including the transaction, government approvals and related litigation, including acquisition, financing, leasing, licensure and procurement, often acting as lead or local counsel in multi-state transactions. In addition to her front-end loan work for lenders, in the workout context, she advises on environmental issues, zoning permits and approvals during property disposition, and in pursuing foreclosure and similar remedies. Kimberly chairs the firm’s land use practice, heads the multi-disciplinary Morris James Healthcare Team, and edits the team's blog, .. Chambers USA has recognized Kimberly as a notable practitioner every year since 2007, noting in its commentary based on client interviews, that Kimberly "is extremely responsive, day and night," is described as a "top person" for land use regulation and zoning matters,” and "commended by clients for her ability in complex zoning law issues." Clients applaud her for understanding "not only the law itself, but also how individual federal, state and local agencies apply it in practice." Clients also recognize her "fine technical background and her expertise in complex zoning issues.". Experience:• Regional counsel for assisted living and memory care provider challenging validity of local zoning codes under the Fair Housing Act, Americans with Disabilities Act, and Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Person's Act• National coordinating counsel for disposition of 43 industrial plant sites to a subsidiary corporation• Closing on financing for 80 unit tax credit apartment complex• Approval of in-patient hospice and rehabilitation facilities• Zoning opinions supporting funding of a green energy transaction and refinance of a redeveloped shopping center• Certiorari appeals of Board of Adjustment and Planning Board decisions• Represented national builder with multiple drainage violation notices, resolving matter without fines or penalties being levied• Negotiated favorable resolution of boundary line dispute with railroad• Challenged deed restriction validity in court and achieved settlement enabling desired new use of high rise• Settlement of malpractice actions against surveyors/engineers for fraction of alleged liability• Ongoing creation, acquisition, and lease of numerous medical condominiums and free-standing facilities• Successfully negotiated and documented solar farm lease• Ongoing guidance to regional bank on environmental liabilities in workout context• Represented bank in transaction secured by government health care receivables• Subdivided numerous rural and urban lands into residential lots• Foreclosed on hotel property for lender• Real estate tax appeal resulting in $1,000,000 reduction assessed value• Represent national wireless communications providers in leasing and government relations matters• Strategic redevelopment of environmentally contaminated properties through the Brownfield's Development Program• Created and executed social media strategies in support of land use matters
John L. Williams is a Delaware attorney with extensive experience in business and trust planning and litigation.. Nationally, he is past-Chair of the ABA's LLC & Partnerships Committee related to its Real Property Trusts and Estates Section, Special Investors and Investment Structure Group. He was also an ABA advisor to the Uniform Protected Series Act. Nationally, he lectures extensively to lawyer groups on the LLC with a particular expertise in the Delaware Series LLC.. He also has a corporate and LLC litigation practice with about 100 cases in the Delaware Court of Chancery, Delaware Superior Court, Bankruptcy Court, and Federa District Court for the District of Delaware. He also helps non-Delaware attorneys with Pro Hac Vice Motions to be admitted in Delaware Court.. He enjoys working with local businesses, executives, doctors and families with regard to business and estate planning. In that regard he has worked with multi-generational family farming operations (on literally bet-the-farm transactions and litigation), car dealerships, fast-food franchises, construction firms and a range of technology companies. He is familiar with tax strategies to minimize estate tax and not only prepares revocable trust agreements, but can also advise on how to fund and allocate assets between spouses. He also handles probate, estate administration and trust administration and prepared fiduciary income tax returns.. Additionally he also serves as Qualified Delaware Trustee for Domestic Asset Protection Trusts settled in Delaware no matter where the beneficiaries, grantors or administrative trustees are located.. He also consults with entrepreneurs on start-up issues, particularly related to choice of entity and tax elections in the context of his e-commerce business, . He enjoys helping business owners with a variety of needs from purchase and sale agreements, assignment of intellectual property agreements, noncompete nondisclosure agreements, employment agreements, opinion letters on financing transactions (often for multi-million dollar commercial mortgage backed securities financing), business succession planning and more.. The Williams Law Firm leads business owners and families to attain goals. The firm advises business owners with sophisticated business and estate planning and litigation at reasonable rates. You can trust The Williams Law Firm when the most important things in your life are on the line: everything you own and everyone you love.
I am very proud to be a personal injury lawyer, I take great pride in helping injury victims and getting them the best settlements possible.. Although nothing is more valuable than your health, if you've been injured, you can count on my complete loyalty and effort. I lead one of Delaware's biggest personal injury law offices. We refuse to represent any insurance companies becaues I believe my client's come first.. I'm very proud that lawyers think so highly of my and my office's skill that they have many times referred cases, including cases that had very large settlement value and/or were very complex, to us.. I practice with my brother and both my sons. All of us are lawyers licensed in Delaware. We are a law office that isn't afraid to go to trial for our clients and the insurance companies know it, and know we have a impressive string of courtroom victories.. If you've been injured, don't be afraid to hire us, we work on a contingency basis, and you pay us nothing unless we win. Put another way, there is no risk for you, any costs my office advances and if we win, we get paid, and if there is no recovery, you walk away and owe my office zero.. However, I want to assure you, my brother, sons and I are pros, we know what we're doing and if you hire us, we are going to go all out to get win and get you top dollar. If you've been in a car accident, job injury, slip and fall, etc, don't hesitate to call us, or, or contact us through or our website, .
Family and elder care planning are important parts of living and aging. Suzanne and her dedicated staff can help you understand the legalese and the steps you may want to take to protect yourself, your family and your wishes as you journey through life.
Dan Stanek focuses his practice on trust and estate planning and administration. In addition to advising fiduciaries, Dan helps clients plan for the preservation and transfer of their assets in a cost-effective and tax-efficient manner. He also assists clients in a variety of estate planning matters, such as wills, trusts, powers of attorney and charitable giving opportunities.. Prior to joining Connolly Gallagher, Dan served as the Vice President and Senior Consultant for a boutique firm providing family office and private foundation consulting services to ultra-high-net-worth individuals. He has also worked in KPMG’s Global Transfer Pricing Services group, helping large, multi-national corporations organize and manage their operations.. Dan dedicates time to supporting charitable organizations and mentoring area youth. Organizations with which he has volunteered include SquashSmarts, Inc., St. Joseph’s Prep Rowing and The Gesu School.
Born Penns Grove, New Jersey, November 5, 1951. Preparatory Education: B.A., magna cum laude, University of Delaware, 1975. Member Phi Kappa Phi, Omicron Delta Kappa, and Pi Sigma Alpha honor societies. Legal Education: J.D., University of Chicago, 1978. Mr. Cottrell is a Principal of Tighe & Cottrell, P.A., a mid-Atlantic regional law firm with offices in Wilmington, Delaware; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Baltimore, Maryland; and Woodstown, New Jersey. He is admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland and Illinois.. LECTURER: "Understanding the Defense Issues for the New Claims-Made Form," New York City, February 9-10, 1987, Sponsored by Executive Enterprises, Inc. "Contracting as a Risk Management Tool," Delaware Law School, November 21, 1986. "Architect-Engineer Liability Under Pennsylvania Law," April 7, November 7 and 14, 1986, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, Sponsored by the Cambridge Institute and the American Construction Owners Association. "Insurance for Construction Projects," October 23, 1986, Philadelphia Bar Association. "Bonding and Insurance for the Construction Process," Philadelphia Bench/Bar Conference, September 26, 1986. Occasional Lecturer, "Professional Liability" course, Delaware Law School, 1985-86. Construction Law Institute Annual Seminars, 1983 & 1984. Invited Counsel Lecturer, Shand, Morahan & Co., Inc., Evanston, Illinois, 1982 & 1984. Invited Lecturer, Cont. Ed. course on "Professional Practice for the Architect," University of Illinois, Circle Campus, 1982. Invited Lecturer on "Computer Liability and Insurance," St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co., 1984. "Computer Fraud Seminar," Chicago, November 1, 1984, Sponsored by the Insurance School of Chicago and the Chicago Suburban CPCU Society. "Computer Crime Exposure & Risk Management Alternatives," Nashua, NH, March 29, 1985, Sponsored by the National Society of CPCU and the New Hampshire CPCU Chapter. Faculty Lecturer, Insurance School of Chicago, 1985. Faculty Lecturer, "Trial Advocacy" course sponsored by the Chicago Bar Association, 1983-85. "Contribution and Comparative Negligence - The New Theories of Liability Apportionment," Chicago, November 14, 1983, Sponsored by the Hospital Risk Management Society of Metropolitan Chicago. "Malpractice and Risk Management Developments," Chicago, October 14, 1983, Annual Health Law Symposium sponsored by the Illinois Association of Hospital Attorneys.. Most recently, Mr. Cottrell has been a lecturer for a series of Lorman seminars on construction law held in Delaware, including: “Construction Management & Design-Build” (February 15, 2006); “Construction Delays” (March 3, 2006); 8/10/05 Wed. “AIA Contracts” (August 10, 2005); “Public Contract Code and Competitive Public Bidding” (July 21, 2005); “Resolving Construction Nightmares” (February 22, 2005); “Fundamentals of Construction Contracts” (September 30, 2004); “Tricks, Traps & Ploys Used in Construction Scheduling” (April 20, 2004).. AUTHOR: Editor-in-Chief, Law Practice Notes, Barrister, 1984 to 1988. Contracts Editor, Law Practice Notes, Barrister, 1983-84. Associate Director, Construction Law Institute, 1982-84. Author, Architect-Engineer Liability Under Pennsylvania Law (1986); Co-editor, Corporate Directors and Officers Liability, Insurance and Risk Management (NYC, Executive Enterprises, Inc. 1989); "Claims Made: The Judicial Record," Best's Review, July 1986; "The Importance of Project Description," The Construction Specifier, July 1986; "A Blueprint as to the Liability of Architects and Engineers," 60 Chi. Kent L. Rev. 163 (1984); "Computer Insurance for the Architect/Engineer," January 1985 issue of The Profit Center; "Risk Shifting Devices and Third-Party Practice," 14 Loyola U. Chi. L. J. 467 (1983); "Third-Party Liability Insurance: Protection in Case of Computer Error," April 2, 1984 COMPUTERWORLD; "Computer Insurance," August 22, 1984 edition of PC Magazine; "Negligence: Doctrine in a State of Flux," October 1984 issue of Risk Management; "What the Courts Say About Failure to Notify," February 1985 issue of Risk Management; Chapter author, Legal Handbook for Architects, Engineers and Contractors, Vol. 2 (1986); Chapter author, "Liability for Shop Drawing Review," Architect and Engineer Liability: Claims Against Design Professionals, (2006).
Experienced Estate attorney serving clients in Wilmington and surrounding areas.
Experienced Estate attorney serving clients in Wilmington and surrounding areas.
Experienced Estate attorney serving clients in Wilmington and surrounding areas.
Experienced Estate attorney serving clients in Wilmington and surrounding areas.
Experienced Estate attorney serving clients in Wilmington and surrounding areas.
Experienced Estate attorney serving clients in Wilmington and surrounding areas.
Experienced Estate attorney serving clients in Wilmington and surrounding areas.