Andrew M. Grumet concentrates his practice in tax law with an emphasis on personal tax planning and tax-exempt organizations, including trust and estate planning, probate administration, charitable giving and philanthropy.

Mr. Grumet frequently speaks to professional and non-professional groups on various topics relating to his practice. Among these groups are the National Committee on Planned Giving, the American Association of Grant Professionals, the New Jersey Gift Planning Council and the Association of Fundraising Professionals of New Jersey. In addition, Mr. Grumet annually records educational audio tapes for continuing education courses at the College of Financial Planning. These courses have included Using Charitable Trusts for Clients Who Are Not So Charitable and Tax Efficient Funding of Large Life Insurance Policies.

Mr. Grumet’s articles frequently appear in Estate Planning, Practical Tax Strategies, Tax Notes, Trusts & Estates, and Charitable Giving and Solicitation. In 2003, he authored a chapter for the Life Insurance Answer Book, published by Aspen Publishers.

He serves as a Director of the Gift Planning Council of New Jersey, and is a member of the American Bar Association, the New York Bar State Association’s Trust and Estates Section, and the National Committee on Planned Giving.