Trusts and Estates Attorney Joins Akerman
05/04/18
Trusts and Estates Attorney Joins Akerman
Summary: A trusts and estates attorney is joining Akerman’s tax practice group in Orlando from Broad and Cassel.
Akerman LLP announced the addition of a trusts and estates partner to their Tax Practice Group. Stacey Prince-Troutman will be joining the Orlando office from Broad and Cassel. She will be a valuable addition to the firm as she is a member of the Florida Probate Rules Committee.
Chair Jonathan Gopman of Akerman’s Trusts and Estates Practice said, “Clients and peers respect Stacey for providing outstanding representation in the structuring of efficient and creative wealth preservation and accumulation strategies. Her arrival strengthens our capabilities as trusted client advisors across diverse markets.”
Orlando managing partner Charles Brumback added, “Stacey represents another wonderful addition to the Orlando office, as we continue to focus on providing an exceptional client experience through the combined strength of a diverse group of talented lawyers. In Orlando and nationwide, we are committed to making Akerman a place where clients benefit from a diversity of ideas and experiences essential to advancing their goals as well as our culture of collaborative innovation.”
Prince-Troutman will advise individuals and families in trusts and estates, probate and transfer tax controversy matters with specific experience advising business owners and professional athletes. She works to administer estates and trusts, plan for wealth transfer and transfer tax minimization, prepare gift and estate tax returns, draft sophisticated estate and plan documents, draft documents related to formation, management and succession of closely held entities, wealth preservation planning, and form and obtain tax-exempt status for 501(c)(3) charitable organizations.
Prince-Troutman is an active member of the community and profession as a past member of the board of directors for the Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida, frequently speaking on asset protection and estate planning.
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Trusts and Estates Attorney Joins Akerman
Summary: A trusts and estates attorney is joining Akerman’s tax practice group in Orlando from Broad and Cassel.
Akerman LLP announced the addition of a trusts and estates partner to their Tax Practice Group. Stacey Prince-Troutman will be joining the Orlando office from Broad and Cassel. She will be a valuable addition to the firm as she is a member of the Florida Probate Rules Committee.Chair Jonathan Gopman of Akerman’s Trusts and Estates Practice said, “Clients and peers respect Stacey for providing outstanding representation in the structuring of efficient and creative wealth preservation and accumulation strategies. Her arrival strengthens our capabilities as trusted client advisors across diverse markets.”
Orlando managing partner Charles Brumback added, “Stacey represents another wonderful addition to the Orlando office, as we continue to focus on providing an exceptional client experience through the combined strength of a diverse group of talented lawyers. In Orlando and nationwide, we are committed to making Akerman a place where clients benefit from a diversity of ideas and experiences essential to advancing their goals as well as our culture of collaborative innovation.”
Prince-Troutman will advise individuals and families in trusts and estates, probate and transfer tax controversy matters with specific experience advising business owners and professional athletes. She works to administer estates and trusts, plan for wealth transfer and transfer tax minimization, prepare gift and estate tax returns, draft sophisticated estate and plan documents, draft documents related to formation, management and succession of closely held entities, wealth preservation planning, and form and obtain tax-exempt status for 501(c)(3) charitable organizations.
Prince-Troutman is an active member of the community and profession as a past member of the board of directors for the Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida, frequently speaking on asset protection and estate planning.
Photo: bizjournals.com
