Attorney Profiles
Frank P. Reiche
Of Counsel
| Office(s): | Princeton, NJ |
| Direct Dial: | (609) 580-3714 |
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| Email: | freiche@archerlaw.com |
| Departments: | Estate & Trust Services |
| Practice Groups | Estate & Trust Administration Estate Planning Tax Law |
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| Practice Emphasis: | Campaign Finance, Tax lawyer and tax policy advisor, extensive experience in campaign finance law and administration, concentration in estate planning, estate and trust administration, writer and lecturer on charitable giving with emphasis on planned gifts. |
| Education: | Williams College (B.A. in Political Economy), Columbia University (J.D.), George Washington University (M.A. in Foreign Affairs), New York University (L.L.M. in Taxation) |
| Bar Admissions: | New Jersey - 1960, District of Columbia - 1981 |
| Personal Information: | Born Hartford, Connecticut. Member: Taxation Sections of American and New Jersey State Bar Associations; Member of American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC); Board of Regents; Former New Jersey State Chair of ACTEC 1995-2000; Former National Chairman of Planned Giving for Williams College; Appointed Commissioner of Federal Election Commission (FEC) by President Jimmy Carter in 1979; Chairman of FEC 1982; Chairman of New Jersey Election Law Enforcement 1973-1979; Member of New Jersey State Tax Policy Committee 1970-1972; Director of Center for Responsive Politics, Washington, D.C. |
| Biography: | FRANK P. REICHE has practiced law for more than 40 years. He concentrates his practice in estate planning and charitable giving with emphasis on planned gifts. He has been a legal advisor to clients on estate planning matters and the draftsmen of numerous Wills, Trusts, and other estate planning documents. He also has extensive experience in campaign finance law and administration. Frank Reiche is a lecturer on estate planning and estate and trust administration. He is the author of Planned Giving brochures for National Presbyterian Church, Washington D.C. and Nassau Presbyterian Church, Princeton, New Jersey. He has also lectured and written extensively on campaign finance law and its administration. |