Eli C. Bronn

REPRESENTATIVE MATTERS

• Representation of individuals and families with respect to estate planning designed to provide for surviving spouses, children, and other loved ones while minimizing federal estate taxes.
• Preparation of special needs trusts for families with a disabled child.
• Representation of individuals starting new business ventures with respect to entity formation.
• Representation of banks and trust departments with complex estate and trust administration, litigation support, and estate, gift, and fiduciary income tax issues.
• Representation of beneficiaries in modifying trusts to achieve common objectives.
• Representation of families and individuals with respect to estate planning designed to maximize amounts received by loved ones and minimize federal estate taxes.
• Representation of individuals and families concerning charitable planning techniques and options.
• Representation through court appearances regarding appointments, settlements, and dispute resolution, guiding personal representatives, negotiating creditor claims, and ensuring timely distributions. 
• Preparation of real property deeds, ensuring accurate and compliant asset transfers.

EDUCATION

J.D., University of Kentucky School of Law, 2021

• Articles Editor, Kentucky Journal of Equine, Agriculture, and Natural Resources Law
• Business Law Society Member

B.S. University of Wisconsin – La Crosse, 2017 (Finance)

• Pre-Law Society Co-Founder & Secretary

ADMISSIONS

Kentucky

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Clerkship, Kentucky Circuit Court,  Judge Jeremy Mattox, May 2019 – August 2019