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Posted: April 14, 2017
Zebicoff joins Romer Debbas as partner
Christian Zebicoff, Romer Debbas LLPManhattan, NY Trust and estates attorney Christian Zebicoff Esq. has joined Romer Debbas LLP as a partner and will be managing the firm’s trust and estates, estate planning and elder law practice.
Zebicoff comes to the firm with twenty years of experience handling T&E, estate planning and elder law matters. His clients are typically individuals, families and small businesses which he assists with the preparation of wills and trusts as well as complex tax planning techniques.
He also assists elderly clients and their families with long term care and Medicaid planning issues. Throughout his career, he has also litigated many surrogate’s court matters, including contested probate, accounting, and miscellaneous proceedings. He also has substantial experience handling real estate transactions as well as representing commercial and not for profit entities.
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