Paul D. Bishop is a lawyer practicing general practice, estate planning, trust administration and 1 other area of law. Paul received a A.B. degree from Harvard College in 1966, and has been licensed for 56 years. Paul practices at Gilmore, Rees & Carlson, P.C. in Wellesley Hills, MA.
Professional & Community Involvement
•American College of Trust and Estate Counsel, fellow
•American Law Institute, Life Member
•Boston's Park Street Church, Member, Elder, Trustee, Treasurer and Volunteer
•Massachusetts Bar Association, Member Fellow: of the American College of Trust and Estate counsel in 1981 and is a life member of the American Law Institute. He has extensive experience in advising clients how to plan for the needs of their families, and in providing comprehensive counseling to lower transfer tax burdens, protect family members and meet other specific objectives. Paul has also assisted his clients in structuring charitable gifts to meet present and deferred goals in ways mutually beneficial to client and charity. He serves as executor and as trustee for many of his clients. He counsels the boards of several charitable foundations.
Paul is active in Boston's Park Street Church, where he has served as elder, trustee and treasurer. He is a former director of the World Relief Corporation. His interests range from opera to Byzantine history, from gardening to gourmet cooking. He and his wife, Camille, live in Wakefield. Paul is based in our Wellesley office. Call or email Paul directly to discuss your estate planning, living trusts, will or probate needs.
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• Life Member, American Law Institute
• Member, American and Massachusetts Bar Associations
• Listed in Best Lawyers in America and Massachusetts Super Lawyers
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70 Walnut StreetWellesley Hills, MA 02481U.S.A.
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