Scott G. Husaby

Attorney Scott G. Husaby is one of the most widely regarded estate planning and administration attorneys in Minnesota, especially for high-net worth individuals and business owners. As part of that practice, he counsels clients on business succession and transition issues, most notably in large, multi-unit ownership situations. Mr. Husaby is a shareholder with Monroe Moxness Berg law firm in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and he provides counsel in all of the following areas:

• Business law
• Estates and trusts
• Multi-unit succession and transition (MUST)
• Tax planning
• Wealth preservation

As part of his wealth preservation and estate planning practices, Mr. Husaby regularly assists his clients with retirement planning, asset protection, business succession, exit planning and employee incentive programs. He also assists his clients with tax planning, helps them resolve their pressing tax controversy issues and delivers highly personalized counsel in all areas of general corporate law.

A leader in his field, Mr. Husaby recently published a book answering the most pressing questions faced by estate professionals ("Are You Missing the Mark? Twenty Common Mistakes, Misconceptions, Missteps and Missed Opportunities in Estate Planning"). He has also published numerous articles and conducted many lectures and seminars on a variety of legal topics related to taxation, business law, estate planning and succession, and other subjects. He also leads the firm's MUST group.

Honored for his impeccable professionalism and outstanding client service, Mr. Husaby has been named to the Franchise Times Top 125 Legal Eagles list, and Mpls.St.Paul Magazine and Twin Cities Business Monthly have included him on their Five Star: Best in Client Satisfaction Wealth Manager list. He also holds a listing in Minnesota and Politics Magazine's Who's Who in Trust/Estate Planning Law, and he was selected for inclusion in Minnesota Rising Stars in 2002.

A graduate of St. Olaf College, Mr. Husaby obtained his Juris Doctor degree from William Mitchell College of Law (now Mitchell Hamline School of Law). He received his license to practice from the Minnesota State Bar Association in 1988, and he is admitted to practice in North Dakota as well as before the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota and the U.S. Tax Court.