About Us

Theodore Sliwinski, Esq.

For more than thirty-three years, Theodore Sliwinski, Esq. has been helping clients in estate planning, probate cases, and elder care law matters. He is a member of the bars of New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Connecticut. Moreover, he has written more than two thousand wills in his career.

He graduated with Honors from Duke University in 1987. He obtained his J.D. from the Western New England School of Law in 1991. Finally, he has also obtained a Masters in Law from Villanova University in 1992. Moreover, he also attends many seminars on estate planning, probate, and elder care law each year.

Theodore Sliwinski, Esq. was selected for inclusion in the prestigious Top Attorneys of North America, Who’s Who Directory. The accomplishments attained by Mr. Theodore Sliwinski, in the field of Legal Services, warranted inclusion into the Top Attorneys of North America. The Top Attorneys of North America, is a New York based publication, distinguishes and profiles leading attorneys who have reached a recognizable degree of success and leadership in their field. The directory is valued for promoting awareness of the accomplishments within the North American legal community.

I would like to meet with you to give you additional information about your estate planning needs, probate matter or elder care planning. I would be pleased to set up an appointment with you. At this conference, you’ll be able to learn all you need to know about how to prepare an affordable estate plan.

To arrange for your free phone consultation, you can call and leave a message 24 hours a day. Someone from my office will get back to you as soon as possible, if I am not immediately available.

Areas of Practice

In your initial consultation, we can explore all your estate planning considerations, including:

• Creating or updating your will – Every person should have a will, and it should be updated after major life events. Having a basic will prepared does not have to be expensive!
• Trusts — I can help you choose the right legal documents instruments to manage your assets, and to incorporate your estate plan goals.
• Living Will — Having a living will is essential in this day and age. With modern medical technology you could live as a vegetable for an endless amount of years. Do you want to torture your family while you are in this type of condition? Therefore, getting a living will is a must!
• Powers of Attorney — A power of attorney simply permits a chosen loved one to conduct your financial duties and decisions while you are incapacitated. Many lawyers make powers of attorneys much too long, complicated and expensive. I use a basic power of attorney legal form, and I charge you a reasonable fee for it.
• Special Needs Trusts — Provide for a disabled child’s supplemental needs while preserving SSI government benefits.
• Elder Law and Medicaid Planning — Plan today for nursing home care and transfer of wealth.
• Estate Taxes — Avoid or minimize federal and state “death taxes.”
• Asset Protection — Keep family wealth away from creditors.

Services & Benefits

In summary, with my help you’ll get:

• Free Consultation: A free initial 10 minute phone consultation.
• Personalized attention: I’ll return your phone calls promptly, keep you informed, and answer all questions to help you prepare an affordable and well thought out estate plan.
• Experience: For more than 33 years I’ve helped people just like you.

So, if you want an attorney you can talk to, who understands what your estate planning goals, then call me today at (732) 257-0708 for your free phone consultation. You can also reach me on my cell phone (908) 208-8658.

The first phone consultation is free, so there is no risk on your part; and you’ll be able to get all your questions answered. If you would like to set up an in-person consultation then there is a $100 fee for a forty-five minute meeting. At our meeting I will give you an overview of your estate plan or probate case, and an estimate as to the entire cost. In any event, at the end of the consultation you’ll be more knowledgeable, you’ll know what to expect in the estate planning or probate process, and be able to make more informed decisions.