Integrity & Impact: Christopher Nudo’s Blueprint for Estate-Planning Excellence
Your estate plan isn’t a binder—it’s a system. Attorney Christopher S. Nudo shares how to make wills, trusts, and business plans actually work.
In this Success in Excess episode, we sit down with Christopher S. Nudo, founder of NTegrity Law, for a practical, values-driven guide to estate planning that holds up in real life. Chris breaks down the full operating system—from wills, revocable trusts, and POAs to business succession and real-estate titling—so your documents match your assets, your beneficiaries, and your intentions.
We cover the big failure points (unfunded trusts, conflicting beneficiaries, unclear buy-sell terms) and the simple fixes: asset checklists, coordinated titling, tax-aware updates, and family communication. You’ll learn how to sync your attorney, CPA, and advisor so the plan is airtight today and adaptable tomorrow. If you’re a Chicago/Chicagoland family or business owner, this is a blueprint you can use the minute the episode ends.
Who this episode is for
Chicago & Chicagoland families, entrepreneurs, and professional advisors who want estate plans, trusts, and business documents that function under pressure—not just on paper.
About our guest
Christopher S. Nudo is the founder of NTegrity Law, serving clients across Chicagoland with a focus on estate planning, real estate, and business law. His practice emphasizes education, coordination with tax/financial pros, and long-term client relationships.
Where to find NTegrity Law
NTegrity Law (Chicagoland) → https://www.ntegritylaw.com
Service areas: Chicago, Rolling Meadows, Elgin, Schaumburg, Arlington Heights, Cook & Kane Counties.
Call to action
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Disclaimer
This episode is for educational purposes only and is not legal or tax advice. Consult your attorney and tax professional for advice specific to your situation.