The attorneys at Levine, Furman & Rubin, LLC have been providing Estate Planning assistance for New Jersey and New York families since 1982. Our firm has created over 4,500 Estate Plans helping families preserve their wealth for future generations, minimize Estate Taxes, and avoid financial and emotional hardship caused by disorganized Estate Administration, which results from a poorly designed Estate Plan, or having no Plan at all. Reaching people who are concerned about protecting their families from legal effects of disability and death, through the aid of public seminars, Levine, Furman & Rubin, LLC has recognized the use of revocable living trusts as one proven way to protect families and to minimize or eliminate both Federal and State Estate Taxes.
Levine, Furman & Rubin, LLC is staffed with experienced attorneys and support staff trained in the complex areas of Estate, Trust and Tax Planning, Probate, and Elder Law. The aim of each member of the law firm is to help you accomplish your Estate Planning goals and to take the mystery out of the planning process. Your documents will be explained in a straightforward language you and your family can understand. Our knowledgeable staff has helped people just like you ease the burden on family members left behind. If you take advantage of our services, your loved ones will be relieved of uncertainty tomorrow in settling your estate. But more importantly, you’ll have peace of mind knowing your loved ones are protected.
Levine, Furman & Rubin, LLC is a member of The Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys, that is a national organization dedicated to promoting excellence in Estate Planning by providing its exclusive membership of attorneys with up-to-date research on Estate and Tax Planning, educational materials, and other important resources to empower them to provide superior Estate Planning services. Levine, Furman & Rubin, LLC is a member of The National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys. The Academy provides over 40 hours of continuing legal education each year in Estate, Tax, Probate, and Elder Law issues which exceed most states required continuing education.
