Kenneth A. Goldstein
Professional Bio
KENNETH A. GOLDSTEIN's practice focuses on estate and federal income tax planning as well as business planning and entity selection. His primary areas of proficiency include income, estate, gift and generation-skipping transfer tax planning; drafting wills and trusts; representing taxpayers in income, estate and gift tax audits; and planning for real estate matters and owners of a closely-held business. Ken is a frequent lecturer to various organizations on income, estate and gift taxation and has also written and published articles on the subject.
Memberships
- Moot Court Council, Member
- Phi Delta Phi Honors Fraternity, Member
- Chicago Bar Association, Member
- Chicago Estate Planning Council, Member
- Greater North Shore Estate and Financial Planning Council, Member
Practice Areas
- Business and Finance
- General Counsel, Ownership and Governance
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Finance
- Private Equity / Venture Capital
- Trusts and Estates
- Estate Planning
- Asset Protection
- Succession Planning
- Not-For-Profit Entities and Charitable Giving
- Fiduciary Counsel and Litigation
- Real Estate
- General Real Estate Counsel Services
- Real Estate Finance
- Real Estate Leasing
- Acquisitions and Dispositions
Publications
- Estate and Gift Planning: Ten Reasons to Plan Now, October 2009
- I Personally Guaranteed a Loan on a Real Estate Deal That's Gone Sour: Now What Do I Do?
- Family Limited Partnerships
- Increased Gift Tax Exemption Only Temporary: Use it or Lose it?
- Estate, Gift, and GST Taxes: What Actually Happened
- The Competitive Edge: Creating Attractive Incentive Compensation Plans for Privately Held Entities, July 1998
- Go for the Gold: Attracting and Retaining Key Executives with Incentive Compensation, January 2012
Presentations
News & Events
Cases
- Bar Admissions
- Illinois (1990)
- Florida (1991)
- Education
- John Marshall Law School, J.D., cum laude, 1990
- University of Iowa, B.B.A. in Accounting, 1987
- Assistant
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