About
They specialize in providing services for seniors, people with disabilities, caregivers, and families in the State of Hawaii. Their primary focuses include estate planning and administration, elder law, special needs planning, and catastrophic injury planning. With a unique background in Gerontology and Public Health, Scott C. Suzuki has dedicated his career to serving the needs of his clients. He has been in private practice since 2004 and is currently the principal of the firm. Scott is also an active member of the community, participating in numerous charitable endeavors, including coaching for the Special Olympics and serving on the board of several organizations.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Estate Planning and Administration
Scott commonly helps clients establish wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and health care directives, and represents trustees and Personal Representatives in administering trusts and probate estates.
Elder Law
Scott implements innovative strategies of ‘preventative law’ to help families avoid and navigate complexities often associated with aging, including long-term care planning, avoiding and/or developing Guardianship and Conservatorship proceedings for individuals with diminished capacity, and estate planning.
Special Needs Planning
Scott strives to be one of the country’s top innovators in special needs planning, commonly providing services related to public benefit eligibility planning, the development, drafting, and administering special needs trusts, and transition planning for all ages of life.
Catastrophic Injury Planning
Scott consults on personal injury matters involving complex estate, public benefit, and special needs planning issues, including assistance with mass-tort and class action matters, obtaining probate court approval of settlements for decedent’s estates, minors, and persons with disabilities, Medicare Secondary Payer Act analysis, and settlement preservation strategies, including trust planning.