Counsel for Business Owners and Their Advisors
Jeramie Fortenberry, business and tax attorney

For Attorneys, CPAs, and Advisors

Counsel That Plays Well With Others

You keep the client and the deal. I work the tax and the structure alongside your team, so everyone is building on the same answer.

As Seen In

The Washington Post American Bar Association Trusts & Estates Wealth Management SCORE

Why the Practice Is Built Around Your Team

A sale, a reorganization, or a move across state lines is not one problem. It is four or five, and they belong to different people.

The advisor knows what the market will pay. The CPA knows the books. The wealth advisor knows what the money has to do afterward. Deal counsel runs the transaction.

A client is served best when each of those roles is held by someone who does that work every day, when the roles stay distinct instead of blurring into each other, and when every one of them is pointed at the same thing: getting the deal done.

That is why the practice is referral-based. Attorneys, CPAs, wealth advisors, and bankers across the United States bring me onto their clients' matters for the structure, and I work alongside the people who were already there.

What You Can Count On

One Flat Fee

Every matter is quoted and agreed before the work starts. Nobody on the team runs a meter, and a question never starts one.

Tax-Informed Decisions

Deals stall on tax questions nobody has answered yet. I model the alternatives from your client's figures, so every option on the table carries a number instead of a guess.

Work That Reflects Well on You

The engagement is designed so the client sees your referral as the reason it went well. You brought in the depth. The outcome shows it.