Probate Attorneys in Union City, NJ

My name is Eugene Strupinsky and my partner is Nick Khalifeh. We help clients with estate planning and real estate matters, as well as advise small businesses on various issues. We offer a free consultation and we will give you a flat fee price for most standard transactions.

Mutually benefited by the notable experiences in business and entrepreneurial development with exceptional strengths in intellectual property laws, Corporate & Regulatory Compliance, client management, and Estate Planning, I have established my ability to executive proficiently in complex, demanding, and deadline-driven environments. I work with clients to identify and achieve their goals, whether through pre-litigation advocacy and negotiation, or legal planning. Once the client’s goals have been pinpointed, I shut out all outside noise and throw myself into their case wholeheartedly. I truly relish the challenge of learning each client’s unique case, business, or industry, while working collaboratively and creatively with the client to prepare and present their story in the simplest and most effective manner possible. I routinely counsel and represents clients in negotiations and litigation stemming from contractual agreements, including commercial and residential real estate transactions, business formation, business transactions, intellectual property entertainment matters. I’m is a patient listener, a creative thinker, and a forceful advocate. As an entrepreneur, Leland understands the critical nature of his clients' legal issues. This understanding allows me to quickly and effectively assess short- and long-term risks and counsel my clients accordingly.

My name is Michael J. Greenberg and I am the managing partner at Michael J. Greenberg, P.C., an estate planning and elder law boutique firm. Estate planning is rarely a straightforward process for those with assets to protect; the challenges may at first seem unusual and problematic. As an experienced estate planning attorney, I encounter these cases often and successfully guide individuals and families through the planning process. Situations that I address include: • People with significant assets in art or other valuables, who need to work through donations vs. gifting, while living or as part of a Will or Trust. • Business owners passing ownership to one (but not all) of their offspring, meaning that estate planning must provide for a truly equitable distribution. • Planning for the later stages of life without close relatives or friends nearby. I entered estate planning after my father was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s, and my family sought the help of an estate planning attorney. To this day, part of my practice focuses on long term care planning, disability planning, elder law and special needs planning. I am personally invested in issues my clients face each day and strive to provide compassionate and reassuring guidance. In addition to a busy legal practice, I speak frequently to community groups throughout the New York Metropolitan area on Estate Planning and Asset Protection topics. I also enjoy chairing the Legal Committee of the NYC Alzheimer’s Association. In my spare time, I enjoy tennis, indoor cycling and yoga. I am licensed to practice in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Florida.