Marty is well respected both locally and state-wide as a dean of Trusts and Estates law. He publishes and lectures regularly on Trusts and Estates law. Marty was named the 2011 Trusts & Estates “Lawyer of the Year” in Rochester, New York, by Best Lawyers®. He is AV rated by Martindale-Hubbell, included in Super Lawyers from 2007-2022 in the field of Estate Planning Law and Probate. He was also selected by his peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® in the fields of Trusts & Estates Law and Elder Law. Marty is a magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa graduate from Hamilton College. He was also a magna cum laude graduate from Cornell University where he earned his law degree and has taught a seminar on estate planning.
Marty understands that technical knowledge, while important, is not an end in itself. Rather, his aim is to bring the knowledge to bear in crafting a plan that reflects a client’s judgment about the client’s family and his or her legacy to them. He is a member of the prestigious American College of Trust and Estate Counsel.
Marty provides estate, succession, and transition planning for owners and principals of closely held businesses and high-net-worth individuals, including:
He also represents clients before the Internal Revenue Service on transfer tax controversies. Before entering law school, Marty worked as a systems analyst, and later as a pension analyst, for a large New England insurance company.
Marty is well respected both locally and state-wide as a dean of Trusts and Estates law. He publishes and lectures regularly on Trusts and Estates law. Marty was named the 2011 Trusts & Estates “Lawyer of the Year” in Rochester, New York, by Best Lawyers®. He is AV rated by Martindale-Hubbell, included in Super Lawyers from 2007-2022 in the field of Estate Planning Law and Probate. He was also selected by his peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® in the fields of Trusts & Estates Law and Elder Law. Marty is a magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa graduate from Hamilton College. He was also a magna cum laude graduate from Cornell University where he earned his law degree and has taught a seminar on estate planning.
Marty understands that technical knowledge, while important, is not an end in itself. Rather, his aim is to bring the knowledge to bear in crafting a plan that reflects a client’s judgment about the client’s family and his or her legacy to them. He is a member of the prestigious American College of Trust and Estate Counsel.
Marty provides estate, succession, and transition planning for owners and principals of closely held businesses and high-net-worth individuals, including:
He also represents clients before the Internal Revenue Service on transfer tax controversies. Before entering law school, Marty worked as a systems analyst, and later as a pension analyst, for a large New England insurance company.
