Nemat Law provides three core services, each built for people with real complexity to protect: multi-generational wealth, business ownership, real estate holdings, and blended families. Every engagement starts with understanding your full picture before a single document is drafted.
We intentionally practice in three connected areas, because in our experience they rarely exist in isolation. Your business affects your estate plan. Your estate plan affects how your business survives your absence. Handling all three under one roof means nothing gets planned in a vacuum.
A properly built trust does more than avoid probate. It controls how, when, and to whom your wealth transfers, protects beneficiaries from creditors and their own poor decisions, and keeps your family's affairs out of the public record. We design comprehensive estate plans for individuals and families with meaningful assets to protect.
When a loved one passes away or becomes incapacitated, someone has to step in and get it right. We guide trustees and executors through administration and probate with the precision the role demands, and the discretion your family deserves.
Your business is often your largest asset, and your hardest to protect. We structure entities, draft the agreements that hold ownership together, and build succession plans that keep what you've built intact, for you, your partners, and the next generation.
Estate and business planning is a crowded field. Here’s what actually sets this firm apart.
There’s no bait-and-switch to a junior associate after the first meeting. Tom personally handles your matter from intake through completion.
Most engagements are quoted as an all-inclusive flat fee before any work begins. You’ll know the cost of your plan before you commit to it, not after the invoice arrives.
As a licensed attorney, real estate broker, and insurance professional (health, life, and property & casualty), Tom can address your trust, your properties, your business entities, and your insurance planning without sending you to three different professionals.
Tom is the founder and CEO of multiple healthcare companies, and has personally led M&A transactions, including acquisitions of treatment centers and other healthcare practices, for himself and for clients. He’s hired employees, managed HR and compliance issues, negotiated with insurance carriers, and grown businesses from the inside. When he advises a business owner, it isn’t theoretical.
1. Discovery & Assessment
A detailed conversation about your assets, family dynamics, business interests, and goals, often over more than one meeting for complex estates. From there, Tom recommends the plan structure that fits: a standalone revocable trust, an irrevocable asset protection trust, or a more advanced structure.
2. Flat Fee Proposal
Before any drafting begins, you’ll receive a clear, all-inclusive flat-fee quote, so you know exactly what’s included and what it costs.
3. Drafting, Review & Funding:
We draft your full plan, including your trust, pour-over will, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and any specialized provisions, then walk you through every page in plain English. Once signed, we help you fund your trust so it actually works when it’s needed.
We review the trust or estate documents, identify the assets involved, and explain what administration or probate will require, including a realistic timeline and cost.
We handle notices to beneficiaries and creditors, asset marshaling and valuation, tax coordination, and any required court filings, so the trustee or executor isn’t navigating it alone.
Once obligations are satisfied, we prepare and complete distributions to beneficiaries and formally close the estate or trust, with full documentation for the trustee’s records.
1. Business Assessment
We review your current structure, ownership, and agreements to identify gaps in liability protection, succession planning, or governance.
2. Structuring & Drafting
We form or restructure your entity and draft the agreements that protect it, including operating agreements, buy-sell agreements, and succession provisions tailored to your ownership situation.
3. Integration
We connect your business plan to your personal estate plan, so your business interests transfer the way you intend, not according to default state law.
1. Discovery & Assessment
A detailed conversation about your assets, family dynamics, business interests, and goals, often over more than one meeting for complex estates. From there, Tom recommends the plan structure that fits: a standalone revocable trust, an irrevocable asset protection trust, or a more advanced structure.
2. Flat Fee Proposal
Before any drafting begins, you’ll receive a clear, all-inclusive flat-fee quote, so you know exactly what’s included and what it costs
3. Drafting, Review & Funding
We draft your full plan, including your trust, pour-over will, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and any specialized provisions, then walk you through every page in plain English. Once signed, we help you fund your trust so it actually works when it’s needed.
1. Case Review
We review the trust or estate documents, identify the assets involved, and explain what administration or probate will require, including a realistic timeline and cost.
2. Active Administration
We handle notices to beneficiaries and creditors, asset marshaling and valuation, tax coordination, and any required court filings, so the trustee or executor isn’t navigating it alone.
3. Distribution & Closing
Once obligations are satisfied, we prepare and complete distributions to beneficiaries and formally close the estate or trust, with full documentation for the trustee’s records.
1. Business Assessment
We review your current structure, ownership, and agreements to identify gaps in liability protection, succession planning, or governance.
2. Structuring & Drafting
We form or restructure your entity and draft the agreements that protect it, including operating agreements, buy-sell agreements, and succession provisions tailored to your ownership situation.
3. Integration
We connect your business plan to your personal estate plan, so your business interests transfer the way you intend, not according to default state law.
Tom Nemat has been recognized by Super Lawyers Magazine, an honor based on a peer-nominated,
research-driven evaluation process reserved for a limited group of attorneys each year.
No. We work with business owners at a range of sizes. The common thread is that the business is a meaningful part of the owner’s overall financial picture.
Yes, and we’d recommend it. The two are rarely separable, and planning them together avoids gaps that show up later.
We regularly review existing trusts, wills, and business agreements to identify outdated provisions or gaps, and update or replace them as needed.
There’s no formal ongoing package, but clients are always welcome to reach back out with questions or when a life change means their plan needs a second look.
