Bio

Amy Vondielingen is a Partner in the firm's Business Practice and Estate Planning and Administration Practice. Amy's corporate law practice concentrates on advising entrepreneurs and closely-held companies in connection with business formation and entity selection, succession planning, contract review, disputes between owners of closely-held companies, asset and stock sales and acquisitions, and other issues that may arise during the life-cycle of a business. She assists business owners with their day-to-day business operational needs as well as with long-term planning matters. Amy's estate planning practice consists of working with individuals and families to develop wealth-transfer plans, considering factors such as succession of business ownership and management, asset protection, minimizing gift and estate taxes, and achieving charitable objectives. She also counsels personal representatives, trustees, and beneficiaries regarding estate and trust administration matters, including advising court-appointed personal representatives in unsupervised estates, assisting with the administration of statutory small estates, and asserting the rights of trust and estate beneficiaries.