Rachel Goldman Robinson
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- Called to the bar
- 2005
About Rachel
Rachel Goldman Robinson is a partner in Torkin Manes' Private Client Services Group, with a practice spanning estate planning and administration, trusts, tax, wills, powers of attorney, and business succession planning. She has more than twenty years of experience advising high net worth individuals, executives, family business owners, and family offices, and works closely with executors and trustees to keep the administration process running smoothly. Rachel often collaborates with clients' accountants, insurance advisors, and investment advisors, and partners with colleagues in real estate, corporate, and litigation to deliver full-service advice. She regularly speaks at seminars on estate planning, including sessions aimed at educating women on financial literacy, and has guest lectured at Osgoode Hall Law School. She earned her JD from Osgoode Hall Law School and a BA from Western University, and was called to the Ontario bar in 2005.
Education & credentials
- Law school
- Osgoode Hall Law School
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