John D. Crowder

John focuses his practice on estate planning, tax controversy, and wealth transfer matters. He drafts and implements a range of sophisticated estate planning documents, including trusts, wills, and gifting structures, and guides clients through probate and estate administration. His experience includes preparing and defending federal transfer tax filings and addressing complex compliance issues involving fiduciaries and taxable estates.

In addition, John represents clients in tax controversies at all stages, including audits, appeals, and litigation. He has experience resolving disputes with the Internal Revenue Service involving trusts, estates, and high-value assessments, working to achieve efficient and favorable outcomes.

John also advises on tax implications in business transactions, including acquisitions and asset dispositions, helping clients identify risk, enhance tax efficiency, and support strategic decision-making. He regularly collaborates with accountants, financial advisors, and other professionals to develop integrated solutions tailored to each client’s needs.