Grant M. Boland, J.D., LL.M. is a Partner at Boland Law Group, PLLC and focuses his practice in the areas of trust and estate planning, business planning and tax representation. Grant’s practice emphasizes the design, implementation and defense of advanced strategies to transfer ownership of family businesses and legacy properties from one generation to the next (or to charity).

Grant counsels family groups and individuals on all aspects of wealth transfer planning, with an emphasis on formulating estate plans that maximize and protect wealth while minimizing transfer taxes. Specifically, Grant focuses his practice in the areas of trust planning, estate planning and private client matters. Grant enjoys assisting clients navigate estate, gift and generation skipping taxes through comprehensive tax planning.

Complimenting his estate planning practice areas, Grant has experience working with professional practices and other closely held companies throughout their life spans. Grant represents closely held businesses on such legal matters as U.S. tax planning, exit strategies, company structuring, and the succession of private companies. Moreover, Grant enjoys advising closely held companies and integrating these entities with the estate planning structures.

Grant has a Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies in Business and Communications from Arizona State University and has previous career experience in the business and finance fields. Grant received his Juris Doctorate from Phoenix School of Law and has a post-doctoral LL.M. (Masters of Laws) in Estate Planning and Elder Law from Western New England University’s School of Law.

During his law school tenure, Grant served as an Honor Court Judge, President of Delta Theta Phi, Member of the Student Government and the Finance Committee and was awarded as the Most Outstanding Student.