ATTORNEY EVAN J. KRAME, ESQ.
Evan J. Krame is an attorney practicing in the fields of estate planning, trust administration, guardianships, probate, and tax planning. A 1982 graduate of the National Law Center at George Washington University, Evan continued at George Washington to complete a Master’s in Taxation in 1985. He frequently advises clients on asset protection, probate avoidance, disability planning and tax planning. Evan is a member of the Bar of Maryland.
Evan has a particular interest in planning for persons with disabilities. Much of his practice is dedicated to providing choices in the management and application of assets. Evan also serves as trustee for special needs trusts and guardian for elderly and incapacitated adults.
Evan was an adjunct professor at American University Law School in 1999 teaching Estate Planning. He served as an adjunct professor at Montgomery College for seven years. Evan served as co-chair of the Estates, Trusts and Probate Section of the District of Columbia Bar in 1999 and 2000. Under his leadership, the Section was granted the D.C. Bar Pro Bono Project of the Year (2000).
Evan has been an expert witness on probate matters. Evan taught estate planning at American University Law School. He has appeared on the national radio show “Parents’ Perspectives” and on the television program “Law School for the Public”. Articles written by Evan have appeared in EQUITY e-newsletter online, the Legal Times and the Gazette Newspapers. He has spoken often on the topic of “end of life decision making”. Evan has addressed a variety of national and local groups on topics of estate planning, planning for persons with disabilities, trust drafting and trust administration.
Evan has lectured on estates and trusts and related topics to such groups as the District of Columbia Trial Lawyers Association, the Estates, Trusts and Probate Section of the D.C. Bar, at Suburban Hospital, to the staff of U.S. Trust Company in New York, the Organization of Bar Investigators and the public.