This Pride Month, Warshaw Burstein's Family Law Practice reaffirms its longstanding commitment to the LGBTQ+ individuals and families it is proud to serve. From fertility law and adoption to matrimonial matters and estate planning, our attorneys provide comprehensive, compassionate legal guidance through every meaningful milestone.

Individuals and families owning assets in excess of $7 million are well served to revisit their estate and gifting plans in preparation for a reduction in the federal exemption occurring on January 1, 2026. In a recent article, Warshaw Burstein Partner Peter Lese outlines exemptions under the current law and advises working with an estate planning team to maximize tax savings opportunities.

Happy Pride Month! The Family Law Practice at Warshaw Burstein is proud to provide comprehensive legal assistance to LGBTQ+ community individuals.

The transition is not technically a merger, as Brady Klein & Weissman will still operate as an LLP for fee collections.

Warshaw Burstein, LLP is pleased to announce the addition of five partners from the firm of Brady Klein & Weissman, LLP. Margaret M. Brady, Mitchell Klein, Steven J. Weissman, Lawrence H. Kotik and John E. DelGrosso began practicing at Warshaw Burstein on April 1, 2024.