The delivery of expert estate and business succession planning has long been a major part of the firm’s practice. Each attorney in this practice area, in addition to having well-rounded, broad knowledge of these disciplines, has developed a particular expertise in discrete areas of the law in order to meet the need for increasingly sophisticated business and personal planning in a complex legal environment.
Read MM&C’s article “When to Review Your Estate Plan, and Why?” for a list of life changing events that should prompt you to update your estate plan documents. Miller, Miller & Canby’s attorneys assist clients in developing an effective estate plan for the orderly, cost-efficient transfer of wealth, while balancing that plan with the appropriate estate and gift tax planning. Click here to see if your estate plan needs an update.
Consider MM&C to help you in these Estate Planning & Trusts matters:
- Wills
- Trusts
- Asset Protection
- Elder Law
- Gifting Programs
- Business Succession Planning
- Estate Tax Planning
- Gift Tax Planning
- Generation Skipping Transfer Tax Planning
- Dynasty Trusts for High-Net Worth Families
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The Blended Family
Issue: John and Susan are both retired and were married several years ago – the second marriage for both. They never had children together, but they ...read more →

The No-Good Son-In-Law
The No-Good Son-In-Law: Mary was a 77-year-old widow in poor health. She had an estate worth more than $1 million, and one daughter, Sally. Sally was in her second marriage, ...read more →
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