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David J. Ritter is a distinguished attorney based in Roseland, NJ, specializing in tax law and trusts at Brach Eichler LLC. With over four decades of legal experience, David has established himself as a trusted advisor for individuals and businesses navigating the complexities of tax legislation and estate planning. His extensive knowledge and practical approach have made him a go-to resource for clients seeking to optimize their financial and tax strategies. David earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Rutgers University in 1977, followed by a Juris Doctor from Rutgers Law School in 1980. He further honed his expertise by obtaining a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Taxation from New York University in 1983. This solid educational foundation, combined with his real-world experience, allows him to provide clients with comprehensive legal services tailored to their unique needs. At Brach Eichler LLC, David focuses on a range of issues, including estate and gift tax planning, trust administration, and tax compliance. His commitment to client success is evident in his personalized approach, ensuring that each strategy aligns with the client's long-term goals. David's proficiency in both tax and trusts law positions him as a key player in helping clients achieve financial security and peace of mind. Recognized for his professionalism and integrity, David J. Ritter continues to contribute to the legal community. He remains actively involved in ongoing education and development, ensuring he stays at the forefront of changes in tax law and estate planning strategies. Whether advising on complex tax matters or establishing effective trusts, David is dedicated to delivering exceptional legal service in Roseland and beyond.
Trust attorneys help individuals and families create and administer trusts for asset protection, tax planning, and wealth transfer. Common matters include trust creation, trust administration, trust disputes, special needs trusts.