Michael C. Forte

September 27, 1953

New Haven, Connecticut, United States

Worked at Winters & Forte (Cheshire, Connecticut) specializing in General Tax Practice. Federal and State Tax Litigation. Estate Planning, Estate Administration and Probate, Trust and Estate Planning, Corporate, Partnership and Limited Liability Company Law, Pension and Profit Sharing Law. Real Estate, Elder, Medicaid, Commercial and Financing. Admitted to the bar, 1979, Connecticut. 1980, United States. District Court, District of Connecticut and United States. Tax Court. Member, 1977-1979 and Editor and Business Manager, 1978-1979, Western New England Law Review. Author: "Corporate Liquidations - Sections 336 and 337 of The Internal Revenue Code - Parity Between a Direct Sale of Assets and a Stock Purchase - Another Look at Tennessee, Carolina and R. M. Smith," Western New England Law Review, Volume III, Issue II, Fall, 1980. Law Clerk, Superior Court, State of Connecticut, 1979-1980. Member: The Connecticut (Member, Sections on: Taxation. Estates and Probate; Elder Law. Corporations and Other Business Organizations) and American (Member, Sections on: Real Property, Probate and Trust Law. Economics of Law Practice) Bar Associations. David Wayne Winters and Michael C. Forte originally worked together in New Haven before starting their own practice in 1986. They strive to offer their clients personalized, professional and experiences legal services. The firm covers central and southern central Connecticut in numerous practice areas with a concentration in all aspects of taxation, probate and estate law, business and corporate law and other areas listed above.

Michael C. Forte

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Background

Forte, Michael C. was born on September 27, 1953 in New Haven, Connecticut, United States.

Education

Southern Connecticut State College (Bachelor of Science, 1975). Western New England College (Juris Doctor, magna cum laude, 1979). New York University (Master of Laws in Taxation, 1986).

Career

Worked at Winters & Forte (Cheshire, Connecticut) specializing in General Tax Practice. Federal and State Tax Litigation. Estate Planning, Estate Administration and Probate, Trust and Estate Planning, Corporate, Partnership and Limited Liability Company Law, Pension and Profit Sharing Law.

Real Estate, Elder, Medicaid, Commercial and Financing.

Admitted to the bar, 1979, Connecticut. 1980, United States. District Court, District of Connecticut and United States.

Tax Court.

Member, 1977-1979 and Editor and Business Manager, 1978-1979, Western New England Law Review. Author: "Corporate Liquidations - Sections 336 and 337 of The Internal Revenue Code - Parity Between a Direct Sale of Assets and a Stock Purchase - Another Look at Tennessee, Carolina and R. M. Smith," Western New England Law Review, Volume III, Issue II, Fall, 1980.

Law Clerk, Superior Court, State of Connecticut, 1979-1980.

Member: The Connecticut (Member, Sections on: Taxation. Estates and Probate; Elder Law. Corporations and Other Business Organizations) and American (Member, Sections on: Real Property, Probate and Trust Law.

Economics of Law Practice) Bar Associations.

David Wayne Winters and Michael C. Forte originally worked together in New Haven before starting their own practice in 1986. They strive to offer their clients personalized, professional and experiences legal services.

The firm covers central and southern central Connecticut in numerous practice areas with a concentration in all aspects of taxation, probate and estate law, business and corporate law and other areas listed above.

Achievements

Michael C. Forte has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Membership

Member, 1977-1979 and Editor and Business Manager, 1978-1979, Western New England Law Review.

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