Pasricha & Patel

Pasricha & Patel advises individuals, families, and businesses on estate planning, business law, immigration, commercial transactions, and technology matters.

Since 1995, our attorneys have provided practical legal guidance designed to protect what clients have built and prepare them for what comes next.

  • Estate planning for families and individuals
  • Business and succession planning
  • Corporate and commercial legal services
  • Immigration guidance for individuals and employers

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Trust & Estate Planning Services in New York and New Jersey

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  • Serving Clients Since 1995

    Serving Clients Since 1995

  • Offices in New York and New Jersey

    Offices in New York and New Jersey

  • Counsel for Individuals, Families, and Businesses

    Counsel for Individuals, Families, and Businesses

  • Estate, Business, Immigration, and Technology Experience

    Estate, Business, Immigration, and Technology Experience

 

Protect Your Family, Assets, and Legacy

Our Trust & Estate Planning Attorneys in New York and New Jersey help clients plan for the future with greater clarity and peace of mind.

Estate Planning Support May Include

  • Wills and trusts
  • Probate and estate administration
  • Powers of attorney
  • Healthcare planning
  • Elder law considerations
  • Special needs planning
  • Estate tax planning
  • Family business succession

When Should You Review Your Estate Plan?

Consider reviewing your plan after:

  • Marriage, divorce, or remarriage
  • The birth or adoption of a child
  • A major change in assets
  • Starting or selling a business
  • Moving between New York and New Jersey
  • Changes to beneficiaries or family circumstances

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Do You Need Both an Estate Plan and a Business Succession Plan?

Business owners often need both. An estate plan addresses personal assets, family needs, and future decision-making. A succession plan addresses the future ownership, management, and continuity of the business.

Business Planning Services in New York and New Jersey

Our attorneys assist with:

  • Business formation and structuring
  • Shareholder and operating agreements
  • Buy-sell agreements
  • Ownership transitions
  • Family business succession
  • Management continuity
  • Business sales and reorganizations

Practical Example

A will may transfer a business interest to a family member, while a shareholder agreement may place restrictions on that transfer. Coordinated planning helps ensure that personal and business documents work together.

Speak with our legal team about coordinating your estate plan and business succession strategy.

P&P Expertise

We represent more than 50 years of experience in helping guide and grow businesses across America in a variety of avenues:

  • Corporate Law
  • Immigration
  • Commercial Transactions
  • Trust & Estates
  • Technology Law

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A strong and driven team of attorneys specializing in a variety of legal areas to help vault technology companies, healthcare, financial, hospitality, and startups to the next level.

Legal Services for Families and Businesses

Pasricha & Patel provides coordinated legal support across several practice areas.

  • Trusts & Estates

    Plan for your family, assets, healthcare decisions, and long-term legacy.

  • Corporate Law

    Build, manage, finance, and protect your business with informed legal guidance.

  • Immigration Law

    Counsel for Individuals, Families, and Businesses

  • Commercial Transactions

    Our Immigration Attorneys in New York and New Jersey assist individuals, families, employers, and international companies.

  • Technology Law

    Protect technology-based businesses through contracts, licensing, privacy guidance, and commercial agreements.

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How Does Estate Planning Differ Between New York and New Jersey?

How Does Estate Planning Differ Between New York and New Jersey?

Estate planning and estate administration are affected by state-specific laws, court procedures, taxes, and document requirements.

Clients may need tailored guidance when they:

  • Live in one state and own property in another
  • Have recently moved between New York and New Jersey
  • Own a business operating in multiple states
  • Have family members or beneficiaries in different jurisdictions
  • Need to coordinate probate, tax, and succession concerns

Our attorneys help clients understand the decisions that may affect their families, assets, and businesses in each state.

Schedule a Trust & Estate Planning Consultation to discuss the laws and planning considerations relevant to your circumstances.

 

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Whether you need to create an estate plan, update an existing plan, prepare for business succession, address an immigration matter, or obtain corporate legal guidance, Pasricha & Patel is ready to help.

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Plan for the Future With Greater Confidence

Whether you need to create an estate plan, update an existing plan, prepare for business succession, address an immigration matter, or obtain corporate legal guidance, Pasricha & Patel is ready to help.

Contact Our Legal Team Today

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Edison: (732) 593-6200
New York City: ((646) 741-9399
Long Island: (516) 530-1596
Email: law@pasricha.com

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

 

What is trust and estate planning?

Trust and estate planning involves preparing legal documents and strategies for managing assets, healthcare decisions, family responsibilities, and property transfers during life and after death.

What is the difference between a will and a trust?

A will generally provides instructions for distributing property after death. A trust can hold and manage selected assets under specific instructions. Some estate plans may include both.

When should I update my estate plan?

Review your estate plan after major family, financial, business, or residential changes. Periodic reviews can also confirm that beneficiaries and legal documents still reflect your wishes.

How can business planning protect my business?

Business planning can clarify ownership, management authority, financial responsibilities, succession, and what should happen if an owner retires, becomes incapacitated, or leaves the company.

Who provides estate and business planning services in New York and New Jersey?

Pasricha & Patel advises individuals, families, and business owners on estate planning, trusts, probate, business formation, ownership agreements, and business succession matters.

 

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