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Julie A. King, Esq.

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Julie A. King, Esq.

Julie A. King focuses her practice on estate planning and administration, probate and chancery litigation, closely held business planning, tax-exempt organizations and charitable giving. She represents individuals, business and farm owners and corporate fiduciaries throughout Virginia.

Mrs. King works with individuals and families in developing estate plans that accomplish both tax and personal goals, including ownership succession issues, the use of limited liability companies (LLCs), family limited partnerships (FLPs) and other techniques to transfer wealth. She represents individual and corporate executors and trustees in matters including probate, will contests and other estate disputes, and proceedings to modify and interpret will and trust documents. She also has extensive experience working with charitable organizations and their governing boards in obtaining federal tax-exempt status and with ongoing compliance issues.


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1001 E. Market Street
Suite 101
Charlottesville, Virginia  22902
Phone: (434) 825-4172
Fax: (888) 389-1519


 

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  • Virginia


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Legal Considerations of Intergenerational Forest land Transfer

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There are many steps and components to effective estate planning. Your attorney can detail these but the one that is often overlooked is open communication. It is crucial to understand, between generations, what the hopes and goals are. Too often, I meet with clients who think they know what their children want but have never taken the time to ask them.