Roger Levine

Roger N. Levine has been a principal in the East Brunswick law firm of Levine, Furman, & Rubin, LLC since 1982. The firm’s focus is in estate planning, estate and trust administration, elder law including the most current and sophisticated estate planning techniques, with an emphasis on family wealth transfers and complex income and estate tax matters. In addition to helping clients avoid probate, protect their assets, and provide for the security of their loved ones with a well crafted estate plan, Mr. Levine has been a guest lecturer at Seton Hall School of Law, regularly presents educational seminars which provided continuing education credits for financial professionals, as well as the general public on various estate planning topics and has appeared on television and radio, discussing both basic and advanced estate planning techniques.

Experience

Before founding Levine, Furman, & Rubin, LLC, Mr. Levine was the senior tax partner of a larger northern New Jersey law firm. His experience which includes several years in the New York City tax planning department of an International accounting firm, including one year in the firm’s Washington, D.C. National Office. Mr. Levine, a certified public accountant as well as an attorney, is a member of the New York, New Jersey and American Bar Associations, and the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorney, and was a member of the New Jersey and New York Societies of CPA’s. He has served as chairman of both state and local bar association committees, is currently a member of various Bar Association Tax and Estate and Law Committees. Mr. Levine is admitted to practice before state and federal courts in New York and New Jersey as well as the United States Supreme Court and United States Tax Court.

Education

Mr. Levine did his undergraduate study in Accounting at City University of New York, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration. He earned his Juris Doctor degree from St. John’s University School of Law and his Master of Laws in Taxation degree from New York University School of Law.