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Morristown, New Jersey Trust & Estate Attorneys

Today, individuals, couples, families and small business owners are faced with numerous challenges. How can I plan for my financial future? Will my loved ones be secure when I pass away? What will happen to my business if I decide to retire, suffer an illness or injury, or die unexpectedly? By enlisting the services of a compassionate and knowledgeable estate planning attorney, you will have peace of mind knowing your interests will be protected.

Conveniently located in Morristown, E.A. Goodman Law, LLC is one of the premier elder law and estate planning firms serving clients throughout the state of New Jersey. Our services range from planning small estates to complex planning for high net-worth individuals. We also design succession planning strategies for clients who run closely held businesses and professional practices.

Our guiding principle is to always put the best interests of our clients first. We believe in building long-term relationships so that we can help our clients navigate changes that are likely to occur over a lifetime.

We are highly regarded as estate planning and elder law attorneys who provide caring, efficient service. Through the years, clients have often turned to us during life’s transitions and challenges, knowing that they will be treated with dignity and respect. Unlike some estate planning attorneys, our practice is not merely about preparing forms and documents. We take the time to get to know our clients and understand their objectives. Whether we are drafting a will, planning for a loved one with special needs, or helping a business owner choose a successor, we aim to deliver an exceptional client experience.

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