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Stephen F. Sutton is a distinguished attorney at Kahan, Kerensky & Capossela, LLP, located in Vernon, Connecticut. With a robust focus on Estate Planning, Elder Law, Probate Administration, and Taxation, Stephen combines his legal expertise with a unique perspective gained from his background as a Certified Public Accountant. He earned his Juris Doctor and a Master’s in Law, specializing in Estate Planning and Elder Law, from the esteemed Western New England College School of Law. This comprehensive education equips him to navigate the complexities of financial and legal landscapes, ensuring his clients receive informed and effective guidance tailored to their specific needs. Stephen's experience extends beyond the courtroom; he dedicated six years to public accounting, assisting individuals and small businesses in managing their financial affairs. This dual expertise in law and accounting allows him to offer a holistic approach to estate planning and probate matters, addressing both legal implications and tax considerations. An active member of various professional and civic organizations, Stephen is committed to serving his community and sharing his knowledge. He frequently lectures on topics related to Estate Planning, Elder Law, and Probate, empowering individuals with the information they need to make informed decisions about their futures. In a world where financial and legal matters can be overwhelming, Stephen F. Sutton stands out as a trusted advisor, guiding clients through the intricacies of estate planning and ensuring their legacies are protected. His dedication to his practice and clients makes him a valuable resource for anyone seeking clarity and peace of mind in their financial and estate planning endeavors.
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