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Practice
Attorney Nilson practices primarily with matters relating to estates
and trusts, probate, commercial law, and real estate law. Among
these services are estate settlement and estate planning.
Recognition
Kurt Nilson's estate law work has appeared in numerous national and
regional publications and is frequently cited as a valuable resource by
various legal and financial authorities including:
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The New York Times, Kiplinger's Personal Finance, Forbes
Magazine, FindLaw.com,
The American College of Trust and
Estate Counsel, and Harvard Law School. |
Affiliations
Mr. Nilson is admitted to practice in Pennsylvania and is a
member of the Cambria County and
Pennsylvania Bar Associations. He
has also been a participant in the Wilkinson-Campbell Inns of Court and a member of the Centre County Chapter of the
Sons of the American
Revolution, formerly serving as its vice-president.
Attorney Nilson currently serves as board member of the
Discover
Downtown Johnstown Partnership, a non-profit organization dedicated to
the growth, promotion, and revitalization of Downtown Johnstown.
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Personal
A life-long Pennsylvania resident, Kurt lived mainly in his hometown of
Rocky Grove,
Venango County, before attending college at the University of Pittsburgh's
Titusville and
Johnstown campuses.
He has a bachelor of science degree in psychology and spent some time working in that field
before studying at the
University of Pittsburgh
School of Law.
After living in Pittsburgh and State
College, Kurt and his wife, Jennifer, returned to Johnstown, where
much of Jennifer's family still resides.
Intestacy CalculatorsTM
Attorney Nilson is the creator of the
first interactive programs that determine any person's legal heirs for the
purpose of calculating each heir's share of the intestate estate.
These are the only programs that allow users to see how state intestacy
laws distribute their property if they don't have a valid
Will.
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