Understand the issues that dual resident clients are faced with during the estate planning process.
Once it is determined that the client is a dual resident, the next step is to understand that the legal systems in which the dual resident’s heirs reside and/or the assets are located may have restrictions, or control over asset disposition or trust recognition, that can cause even a basic estate plan and the achievement of its essential goals to become totally ineffective. A basic U.S. estate plan is generally centered around two estate planning documents: a last will and testament and a revocable trust. This white paper reviews these documents and the options within those documents and discusses how to determine governing law that governs the property involved.
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Anthony F. Vitiello, Esq.
Connell Foley LLP
- Partner and chairman of the Taxation and Estate Planning Group of Connell Foley LLP (Resident in the Roseland, NJ office)
- Practice is dedicated to sophisticated tax planning for individuals, businesses, estates and trusts, with a particular emphasis on national and multinational estate planning, as well as as-set protection planning
- Lectures extensively and frequently publishes in legal and business journals on a variety of tax and estate planning issues, including those related to federal estate, gift and income tax issues, wealth preservation, trusts, and a multitude of other planning techniques
- Admitted to practice in six states, the District of Columbia and United States Tax Court
- Recognized for the past 10 years in “Best Lawyers in America” in the areas of trust and estates, trust and estates – litigation, and tax litigation and controversy
- LL.M. degree in taxation; J.D. degree, New York University
- Can be contacted at 973-840-2433 or [email protected]

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