Jan Myskowski focuses his practice on estate planning, estate and trust administration, non-judicial trust reformations and modifications, matters before the probate court including guardianships, reformations, and contested will and trust disputes, and matters before the U.S. Tax Court.His particular areas of emphasis include federal and state estate tax mitigation, trust situs considerations such as the mitigation of state-level income taxation of trusts, asset conservation, business succession planning, charitable planning, and special needs trust planning and administration.Jan has been a fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel since 2012, and was a founding member of the New Hampshire Chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys. He is a frequent author and lecturer on trust and estate topics for members of the New Hampshire Bar Association and in other settings.
He is a past board member of the New Hampshire Estate Planning Council and has served on numerous charitable boards. Jan Myskowski focuses his practice on estate planning, estate and trust administration, non-judicial trust reformations and modifications, matters before the probate court including guardianships, reformations, and contested will and trust disputes, and matters before the U.S. Tax Court.His particular areas of emphasis include federal and state estate tax mitigation, trust situs considerations such as the mitigation of state-level income taxation of trusts, asset conservation, business succession planning, charitable planning, and special needs trust planning and administration.Jan has been a fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel since 2012, and was a founding member of the New Hampshire Chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.
He is a frequent author and lecturer on trust and estate topics for members of the New Hampshire Bar Association and in other settings. He is a past board member of the New Hampshire Estate Planning Council and has served on numerous charitable boards. His particular areas of emphasis include federal and state estate tax mitigation, trust situs considerations such as the mitigation of state-level income taxation of trusts, asset conservation, business succession planning, charitable planning, and special needs trust planning and administration.
Jan has been a fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel since 2012, and was a founding member of the New Hampshire Chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys. He is a frequent author and lecturer on trust and estate topics for members of the New Hampshire Bar Association and in other settings. He is a past board member of the New Hampshire Estate Planning Council and has served on numerous charitable boards.
