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**John Rolfe Windsor, Jr. - Attorney at Law** *Law Offices of John Rolfe Windsor Jr.* *Memphis, TN* John Rolfe Windsor, Jr. is a distinguished attorney based in Memphis, Tennessee, specializing in estate planning, insurance, probate, and tax law. A Louisiana native, John began his legal career with a strong academic foundation, serving as a research assistant to a senior Tax Professor during his law school tenure. After completing his tax studies in Boston, John relocated to Memphis to engage in Planned Giving initiatives at a local college. His extensive experience includes serving as the Advanced Marketing Director at a leading life insurance company, followed by pivotal roles in the trust business. As a Trust and Compliance Officer at a local bank, and later managing the Employee Benefits/IRA department of another bank’s trust division, John honed his expertise in complex financial and estate planning matters. Now in private practice, John uniquely combines his diverse background to offer tailored planning strategies for small business owners. He specializes in business succession planning, integrating tax, estate, and trust considerations with essential business transaction elements. John’s approach ensures a seamless transition of business interests to key employees or family members while maintaining equitable treatment for non-participating heirs. Utilizing tools such as buy-sell agreements, non-compete and confidentiality agreements, and various compensation plans, John is committed to facilitating smooth transitions that retain crucial personnel within the business. His dedication to client service ensures that individuals and families achieve their planning goals, providing invaluable peace of mind. Whether navigating the intricacies of probate or crafting comprehensive estate plans, John Rolfe Windsor, Jr. stands ready to guide clients through every step of their legal journey in Memphis and beyond.
Estate planning attorneys help individuals plan for the distribution of their assets and care during incapacity. They create wills, trusts, and other documents to protect families and minimize taxes. Common matters include wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives.