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Evan J. Krame
is the founder of Krame Law Offices.
A 1982 graduate of the National
Law Center
at George Washington
University, Evan continued at
George Washington to complete a Masters in Taxation in 1985. His practice includes estate planning,
guardianships, probate, and tax, as well as serving as trademark counsel for
registration and licensing matters for a variety of corporate clients. He has a particular interest in
guardianships of minors, advising fellow attorneys and parents on their
choices in the management and application of assets of disabled children. Before entering private practice, Evan
held positions at the Department of Commerce, Patent and Trademark Office and
at the Internal Revenue Service, Office of the General Counsel.
Evan was an
adjunct professor at American University
Law School
in 1999 teaching Estate Planning. He
served as an adjunct professor at Montgomery
College, after more than six
years. Evan served as co-chair of the
Estates, Trusts and Probate Section of the District of Columbia Bar in 1999
and 2000. He is a member of the Washington,
D.C. Estate Planning Counsel and on the
Advisory Board for Legal Council for the Elderly. He has been an expert witness on probate matters for the Office
of Bar Counsel. Articles written by
Evan have appeared in the Legal Times and the Gazette Newspapers. He has lectured for a variety of
government agencies and nonprofit organizations on Estate Planning.
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