Bill is a third generation attorney, tracing back to a small town New Jersey practice established by his grandfather in the early 1900's.  From an early age, he was immersed in the expectation that attorneys were held to a higher standard, and that the law was a calling to help and protect others, rather than a license to take advantage of them. 

Bill has the breadth of legal and life experience necessary to provide his clients with practical and "real world" counsel. Over 29 years, Bill has practiced in a variety of areas, including: Business acquisitions and sales, including medical practices, retail establishments, food wholesaler, construction companies; real estate transactions; contract law, including Leases, Non-compete Agreements, Employment Agreements and a wide variety of other business agreements; and of course estate planning, elder law, guardianships and conservatorships, estate and trust administration, estate and gift tax planning.

Bill recognizes that knowledge of the law alone, and the technical ability to draft complex douments, is not enough to assist his clients in planning for their later years, or in supporting them through the loss of a loved one. Competence, compassion, integrity and respect are the cornerstones of the relationships he has built with all of his clients.