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About Altman & Associates

Altman & Associates is recognized for its sophisticated estate planning practice, which focuses on the needs of high-net-worth clients, family-owned businesses, and families seeking estate planning. We work closely as part of a client-centered team with financial professionals, insurance, and others who provide comprehensive service to clients.

For over thirty years, the attorneys at Altman & Associates have been advising clients in estate, trust, probate, and special needs planning. Dedicated to offering sophisticated, individualized estate services that span generations. We advise clients on business succession, charitable, estate, and gift tax planning, special needs planning, asset protection, fiduciary trust services, and litigation.

Our team of lawyers with a combined experience of over 100 years has extensive experience in the practice of trust and estates and includes membership in organizations like the Washington, DC estate planning council, the Maryland estate planning council, FPA, and NAIFA, and are licensed to practice law in Washington, DC, Maryland, Virginia, Ohio, and Texas. Our principal, Gary Altman, is a recognized authority in the Washington, D.C., area and a frequent speaker at these events.

Logos of charities supported by the firm: Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation, Flight 93 National Memorial, Hope Connections for Cancer Support, Wreaths Across America, Food & Friends, Nourish Now, Toys for Tots, FreshFarm, Paths for Families, and Shoes That Fit (Delaware Chapter).
A typed thank-you letter to Altman & Associates from client Sue Clausen of Ellicott City, MD, praising the team's care, swift responses, clear explanations, and honesty about cost and timing during a difficult time.
A message to Gary from Allen & Marilyn awarding the team a gold star for the humor and sincerity of the annual Altman & Associates holiday card, and praising the firm's estate-planning expertise.