INDIVIDUAL PROFILE
Richard Kissel

Richard Kissel

High Net Worth 2026

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About

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High Net Worth

Practice Areas

Private Client

Business Succession Planning

Estate Planning

Experience

Rick is the co-chair of the Private Client and Estate Planning practice groups. He has been practicing in the field of estate planning for over 35 years. He focuses his practice on the areas of estate, business succession, and charitable planning and gifting as well as tax, corporate transactions, buy-sell agreements, employee benefits, and other matters affecting closely-held businesses. Rick has advised corporate executives, owners of closely-held businesses, and other individuals on a variety of domestic and international tax issues. He has also been involved in the creation of numerous publicly supported charities and private foundations.

Rick has been involved in projects that include the recapitalization of closely-held businesses, disputes among trust beneficiaries, and trust and will contests. He has also prepared required trust language and represented corporate trustees in numerous situations.

Education

Indiana University Maurer School of Law

Indiana University (

B.S.

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Private Wealth Law - Indiana

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Richard Kissel advises high net worth clients on a range of wealth preservation matters including trust, tax, charitable planning and closely-held business issues.

Strengths

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  • Richard Kissel does both planning and litigation. He is very good.

    Private Wealth LawChambers High Net Worth
  • Richard Kissel is a good attorney who provides excellent value and expertise.

    Private Wealth LawChambers High Net Worth

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