3 Levels Of Planning

Estate planning at the Law Offices of Gerald L. Kane is not one size fits all for everyone. Attorney Gerald L. Kane offers 3 levels of planning to suit your varying needs. Click here to see the levels.

The Firm’s Services

Mr. Kane believes in personalized service for each and every client. His approach is educational and proactive – he first determines each client’s individual needs, desires and values, and then tailors their plan to best fulfill their dreams.

With each of his estate plans, Mr. Kane includes a no-charge 3 year review to ensure that as his clients’ lives change, so does their estate plan, and ensure that all his clients’ assets are held properly for maximum protection. And, he has annual membership programs for clients that desire even more service. Whether you participate in one of his membership programs or not, he keeps all of his clients updated about changes in the law and issues that might affect their lives.

In addition, Mr. Kane advises clients regarding pre and post-nuptial agreements, performs reviews of existing plans that may be out of date, and handles all aspects of administration after the death of a loved one. And, he keeps his clients’ corporate records up to date so that they have the maximum protection from personal liability that a corporation can provide.

His clients benefit from the care he offers the whole family from free estate checkups to basic planning documents for young adult children; become part of Mr. Kane’s client family and feel how much he cares.

Mr. Kane represents families throughout varying stages of life –

• traditional two parent families or single parents wishing to provide for and protect their children and themselves;
• unmarried couples who are either solidifying their relationship through proper planning or dissolving their relationship with the assistance of caring counsel,
• blended families negotiating the challenges of creating new relationships with varying expectations,
• high net worth families seeking strategies for minimizing estate and income taxes,
• family business owners seeking ways to protect and expand their companies and considering how and when to transition to the next generation of ownership,
• estate executors and beneficiaries navigating the court process of probate administration,
• family members carrying out the legacy left behind through a trust administration,
• executors, trustees and beneficiaries seeking to resolve conflicts, and
• families and individuals raising whole people.