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Anthony Ambriano
Sheila Barresi
Mark Bressler
Daniel Conroy
Jeffrey Cymrot
Gustavo Del Puerto
Jason Greenberg
Brian D. Krantz
Anthony McGuinness
William Moriarty
Dennis Phillips
Lauren Puglia
Karen Salon
Stephen Salon
Lewis Sassoon
Barry Weisman
Scott Wittlin
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Scott Wittlin
Admitted to Bar, 2001
Business Transactions, Estate Planning, Probate, Commercial and Residential Real Estate
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Scott Wittlin advises and assists businesses on a wide range of issues facing small businesses and has formed corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies and tax-exempt organizations. Mr. Wittlin also focuses on the corporate and tax aspects of commercial real estate transactions; including 1031 real estate exchanges, often through tenancy in common arrangements. He also negotiates and drafts joint venture agreements to enter into commercial real estate purchases throughout New England.
In addition, Mr. Wittlin helps individuals with estate plans that take advantage of tax benefits and maintain flexibility for the donors and beneficiaries. He also assists with the probate and administration of estates.
Mr. Wittlin also represents real estate developers in connection purchase and development of office, retail and multi family properties. He handles the acquisition, title, zoning and condominium conversion of such properties. Mr. Wittlin represents national banks, mortgage companies and investors in real estate transactions.
Mr. Wittlin brings a breadth of experience to his practice. He began his career as a CPA and focuses on not only the legal needs of his clients but on their business needs. He has been an Adjunct Professor at the Babson MBA program and Suffolk's Sawyer School of Management.
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Boston University School of Law, Graduate Tax Program, LL.M. 2002
Boston University School of Law, Juris Doctor 2000
University of Massachusetts, Amherst, B.B.A., B.A. cum laude 1996
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"1031 Expense Deduction Pitfalls Litter Exchange Deal Landscape", Banker and Tradesman, February 23, 2004
"What Owners of Rental Units Should Know About Condo Conversions and 1031 Exchanges", New England Real Estate Journal, April 30, 2004
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- Admitted Massachusetts Bar 2001
- Admitted U.S. District Court, District of Massachusetts 2002
- Admitted U.S. Tax Court 2002
- Admitted Massachusetts Certified Public Accountant 1998
- Member, Massachusetts Society of CPAs
- Member, University of Massachusetts Alumni Association
- Trustee and Former Officer of Temple Emanuel in Newton
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