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Anthony F. Vitiello authors "Grantor Retained Annuity Trusts," published in American Bar Association’s Practical Guide to Estate Planning, a national publication (September 2011)
Anthony F. Vitiello and Daniel B. Kessler co-author “The Fully Discretionary Ascertainable Standard," published in Trusts & Estates magazine (March 2010)
Anthony F. Vitiello authors "Stronger and Longer Lasting Inheritance Protection," published in New Jersey Business magazine (November 2009)
Anthony F. Vitiello and Daniel B. Kessler co-author "Piercing the Trust Veil: How Foolish Beneficiaries Can Compromise Foolproof Trusts" in New Jersey Law Journal (November 2008)
Anthony F. Vitiello authors "Being Your Own Beneficiary," published in New Jersey Law Journal (2007)
Anthony F. Vitiello provides insight into estate planning in "Absolute Discretion," published in New Jersey Law Journal (2007)
Anthony F. Vitiello explores "Asset Protection For Heirs" for New Jersey Lawyer Newspaper (2006)
Dermatology Business Management Magazine quotes Anthony F. Vitiello in "6 Ways To Protect Your Assets" (2003)


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