The offices of Eric M. Kutner consists of a full-service, general practice law and accounting firm, practicing in Nassau, Suffolk, Queens, Kings, Bronx, Westchester and New York City. The main office is located in Mineola, New York, and a secondary office is located in New York City. I advise and represent clients with many legal needs and I place specific emphasis on trusts and estates, wills, probate and estate administration, business transactions, taxation, contracts.
I am licensed to practice in New York, New Jersey and the District of Columbia and in federal court, state court and tax court. I am able to serve my clients in many capacities, including as an attorney, a certified public accountant (CPA), a trustee and an executor. I started my accounting practice in 1985 and represent and advise businesses and individuals in many areas of taxation and accounting.
As a lawyer, I act as of counsel to the prestigious New York City law firm of Mintz & Gold LLP, and I oversee their trust, estate and tax departments.
I am licensed to practice in New York, New Jersey and the District of Columbia and in federal court, state court and tax court. I am able to serve my clients in many capacities, including as an attorney, a certified public accountant (CPA), a trustee and an executor. I started my accounting practice in 1985 and represent and advise businesses and individuals in many areas of taxation and accounting.
As a lawyer, I act as of counsel to the prestigious New York City law firm of Mintz & Gold LLP, and I oversee their trust, estate and tax departments.
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All of the above documents are critical to ensure that your wishes and needs are fulfilled when you are no longer able to make decisions for yourself.
The documents are legally binding and should be prepared and signed in accordance with local laws.
It is advisable that a competent attorney be retained to explain the importance of each document, prepare the documents and supervise the signing of each document.
All of the above entities are frequently used when preparing an estate plan that includes business interests, estate tax planning, and other business succession issues.
The documents are legally binding and should be prepared and signed in accordance with local laws.
It is advisable that a competent attorney be retained to explain the importance of each document, prepare the documents and supervise the signing of each document.
All of the above entities are frequently used when preparing an estate plan that includes business interests, estate tax planning, and other business succession issues.
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