Tax Planning

Connecticut Tax Planning, Estate Planning and Probate Administration Lawyers

What the clients of Grady & Riley, LLP, appreciate most about working with our firm is the comprehensive level of service that our Woodbury estate planning lawyers and Waterbury probate attorneys provide. We work hard to protect family members and assets now and into the future.

Contact Grady & Riley, LLP, for efficient legal service from a competent, caring staff. At our firm, we put the clients' needs first.

Appropriate Legal Advice After Careful Listening

At Grady & Riley, LLP, careful listening is always the first step in helping clients identify their goals and understand their options.

Some clients come to us for advice. We regularly consult with clients regarding:

Income tax planning
Estate and gift tax planning
Review of long-term care insurance options
Elder law issues such as Title XIX Medicaid planning
Retirement planning and advice on the coordination of municipal pension plans and Social Security
Planning for the care of disabled or elderly family members

Some clients come to us for their current family needs. We work with many families who want to ensure the care of an elder or disabled family member. Firm partner and estate planning lawyer Thomas V. Riley, is a professional member of the Planned Lifetime Assistance Network, Inc. that provides trust and advocacy services for the families of disabled persons.

Some clients come to us for their family's future needs. We provide a full range of tax planning, estate planning, and probate administration assistance. Contact us for any of the following:

Wills and pour-over wills
Trusts and living trusts to minimize tax consequences and ensure proper transfer of estates and businesses
Special needs trusts to ensure care for vulnerable family members
Powers of attorney (Medical Powers of Attorney and Durable Powers of Attorney) to designate decision-making authority
Living wills to give instructions to your family regarding medical care near the end of life
Guardianship and conservatorships to designate decision-making authority for vulnerable adults and for children

If you think that you may have a case, call us at 203.575.1131 or fill out the form below:

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