Business Details
8 Years
experience
Your Trusted Estate Planning Partner in Honolulu
Infinity Estate Law LLLC is a family-centered estate planning firm dedicated to protecting families, assets, and legacies through personalized legal solutions. Founded in 2018 by attorney Julie Suen, the firm prioritizes education over sales pitches, offering tailored estate plans that address unique family needs while minimizing tax liabilities and disputes. With a focus on practical, sustainable strategies, the firm helps clients avoid probate, manage incapacity, and ensure privacy through revocable living trusts, wills, and special needs planning. Committed to community impact, Infinity Estate Law partners with global charities like CHARITY: WATER while providing competitive pricing and flexible financing options for Hawaii residents. 
Services
Trusts
Wills
Estate Planning
Trust Administration
Deeds Transfer
Special Needs Planning
Details
- Year established: 2018
Highlights and features
- We offer personalized estate plans tailored to your family's unique needs
- Free initial consultation with no obligation
- Competitive pricing compared across Hawaiian islands
- Bilingual legal services in English and Chinese
- No cookie-cutter templates - fully customized legal documents
What people say
Personalized trust creation
Competitive pricing
Professional and knowledgeable
Bilingual support available
Effective communication
Services
Revocable Living Trusts
Our revocable living trusts help clients avoid probate, maintain privacy, and ensure smooth asset transfer. We customize trust provisions to address family dynamics, tax implications, and long-term care needs while providing clear instructions for incapacity management.
Special Needs Planning
We create specialized trusts that protect government benefits eligibility for disabled beneficiaries. Our plans ensure financial security without compromising access to essential programs like Medicaid or SSI through carefully structured trust provisions.
Estate Tax Planning
Our tax planning strategies minimize estate and capital gains taxes through strategic asset distribution and trust structures. We implement generation-skipping transfers and other advanced techniques to preserve wealth for future generations while maintaining compliance with evolving tax laws.
Guardianship Designation
We establish comprehensive guardianship plans for minor children, including emergency care instructions and financial management provisions. Our approach ensures children receive proper care while protecting inheritance from potential creditors and future marital disputes.
Trust Administration
We provide trust administration services for existing clients, guiding trustees through asset distribution, tax compliance, and legal requirements. Our support ensures proper execution of trust terms while minimizing administrative burdens for beneficiaries.
People
Julie Suen
Principal Attorney
Julie Suen, LLM, JD, founded Infinity Estate Law LLLC in 2018 after practicing estate litigation in Canada. Certified by the Family Wealth Planning Institute, she specializes in personalized estate planning for blended families and special needs dependents while serving on professional boards.
Questions
What is estate planning and why is it important?
Estate planning ensures your assets and healthcare wishes are protected and distributed according to your wishes while minimizing family disputes and tax liabilities.
What's the difference between a will and a living trust?
A will only takes effect after death, while a living trust manages assets during life and avoids probate, offering greater control and privacy.
How long does the estate planning process take?
Most plans complete within one to two months through initial consultation, information gathering, and document finalization meetings.
Do you offer financing options for estate planning?
Yes, we create customized financing plans to ensure accessible estate planning services for Hawaii families.
What special needs planning services do you provide?
We establish Special Needs Trusts to protect government benefits eligibility while providing financial security for dependents with disabilities.
