Schenck, Price, Smith & King LLP, based out of Florham Park, said Dec. 22 that Elton John Bozanian has joined the firm as a partner in its elder and special needs practice group as well as the estate, gift and charitable planning practice group.
Elton’s practice is dedicated to serving as fiduciary, litigating fiduciary actions, and resolving fiduciary disputes. He serves as agent, attorney-in-fact, and/or health care proxy for individuals who seek an independent person to act as their fiduciary.
Bozanian frequently serves as court appointed attorney, pendente lite and plenary temporary guardian, temporary and permanent estate administrator, and guardian ad litem pursuant to the New Jersey Court Rules.
John E. Ursin, managing partner of Schenck Price, said the firm “is very pleased to add Elton to our tax, trusts and estate department. This practice at the firm has historically been very prominent and is currently enjoying a period of rapid growth. Elton is a senior, accomplished attorney who significantly adds to our capabilities in his specialized area. The firm will also benefit from Elton’s extensive relationships and network in the Bergen County area.”
Bozanian is also an approved family law mediator and is a volunteer chair of the Bergen County Mandatory Early Settlement Panel. He is a director of the New Jersey Chapter of the National Association of Elder Law Attorneys.
Schenck, Price, Smith & King is a full-service law firm with offices in Northern New Jersey and Manhattan, serving closely held, growing companies. The firm was founded in 1912 as a two-person law firm in Morristown.
