Robert Vigoda

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Robert Vigoda Bio

Robert Vigoda, a member of Rubin and Rudman’s Executive Committee, focuses his own practice on high-net-worth families in areas such as estate planning, administration, and business succession for family-owned businesses. Rob has been recognized for his experience, imagination, and strong sense of service. Rob represents some of the most financially successful entrepreneurs and families in the country. His proactive approach to identifying and implementing practical strategies has preserved after-tax wealth and ensured business continuation for many entrepreneurs and their families. Rob practices estate planning, estate administration, and business succession law. Much of the planning Rob designs for high-net-worth families is with an eye towards future generations so that the planning complements the family’s vision of the legacy it wishes to leave behind. In this role, Rob becomes a family confidant, for both the generation of wealth creators as well as multiple generations to follow. A Chambers High Net Worth (HNW) source commented that Rob’s “experience is impressive,” adding: “I appreciate his results-oriented, but personable approach.” Another commented that “he handles sensitive issues with grace and tact.” And a market commentator adds that “Rob’s precision and application of trust and estates law is unmatched.” Rob is an Accredited Estate Planner (AEP®), a prestigious designation awarded by the National Association of Estate Planners & Councils. Rob’s deep experience is further informed by a Master’s degree in Estate Planning. Also, because he is a member of the bar in Florida as well as Massachusetts, Rob routinely meets the ongoing needs of area “snowbirds” who become Florida residents while maintaining second homes on the Cape.