Keith Grissom focuses his practice on tax and estate planning, closely held business succession planning, and asset protection. He counsels both businesses and individuals on tax matters including addressing income, estate, gift and generation-skipping transfer tax issues related to estate planning and trust administration. Keith frequently works with business owners as well as with multi-generational families on preserving their wealth and the transition of businesses to the next generation. He advises clients on the formation and funding of private foundations and other tax-exempt entities and also provides counsel regarding international planning.

Keith also advises clients on business entity formation, mergers and acquisitions, real estate, and other tax issues, including tax structuring and controversies. He works with businesses on the buy and sell side of transactions to structure deals in the most tax-advantaged manner while preserving deal value.

Keith writes and speaks frequently on tax and estate planning topics, including asset protection planning and business succession planning, and is frequently called upon to analyze and discuss tax legislation and its impact.