Robert P. Zisgen, the sole principal of Robert P. Zisgen LLC, stands ready to advise you in the practice areas of Estate Planning and Administration, Zoning and Planning Law, or Criminal Defense. My 30 plus years of experience enables me to deliver cost effective solutions to many common legal problems. I encourage you to call (201) 529-5888 or (845) 357-0444 for a preliminary discussion of your matter at no charge.
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Since becoming the Planning Board Attorney for the Township of Mahwah in the 1980's, I have been involved in all aspects of Zoning Law, representing institutions, corporations and individuals.
Over the years, I have acquired a thorough knowledge of the zoning regulations of Mahwah and adjacent communities as well as a deep understanding of how to work with local government officials and staff.
I have partnered with architects, engineers, environmental specialists, and consultants with specific expertise to provide counsel to my clients and to present clear, concise proposals or recommendations to Planning Boards and Zoning Boards.
Over the years, I have acquired a thorough knowledge of the zoning regulations of Mahwah and adjacent communities as well as a deep understanding of how to work with local government officials and staff.
I have partnered with architects, engineers, environmental specialists, and consultants with specific expertise to provide counsel to my clients and to present clear, concise proposals or recommendations to Planning Boards and Zoning Boards.
There are several options available to those interested in Estate Planning.
Each type of instrument has its benefits and drawbacks.
A Will is usually the least expensive and simplest approach.
Revocable Trusts produce no real tax benefits but do ease the process of distributing assets after death.
Alternatively, Revocable Trusts cost more at the outset than simple Wills because they require creation of a Trust instrument followed by the transfer of assets to the Trust.
Wealthy individuals can realize significant tax savings through Irrevocable Trusts but must forsake all indications of ownership and control over those assets to do so.
Each type of instrument has its benefits and drawbacks.
A Will is usually the least expensive and simplest approach.
Revocable Trusts produce no real tax benefits but do ease the process of distributing assets after death.
Alternatively, Revocable Trusts cost more at the outset than simple Wills because they require creation of a Trust instrument followed by the transfer of assets to the Trust.
Wealthy individuals can realize significant tax savings through Irrevocable Trusts but must forsake all indications of ownership and control over those assets to do so.
I have served as private defense counsel and as a public defender for hundreds of clients over the past 40 years.
In that time, I have negotiated favorable plea agreements and successfully tried cases involving robbery, aggravated assault, possession with intent to distribute, and sexual assault.
The experience I have acquired enables me to know with relative certainty the probable outcome is a dismissal, probation, fines or-at worst-prison.
Motor vehicle violations such as DWI, Driving without Liability Insurance, Driving While Suspended, and Refusal to Provide Breath or Blood Sample can all result in loss of your driving privilege, significant fines, and surcharges, plus jail time.
In that time, I have negotiated favorable plea agreements and successfully tried cases involving robbery, aggravated assault, possession with intent to distribute, and sexual assault.
The experience I have acquired enables me to know with relative certainty the probable outcome is a dismissal, probation, fines or-at worst-prison.
Motor vehicle violations such as DWI, Driving without Liability Insurance, Driving While Suspended, and Refusal to Provide Breath or Blood Sample can all result in loss of your driving privilege, significant fines, and surcharges, plus jail time.
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