Jay A. Soled, admitted to bar, 1988, New Jersey and New York. Education: Haverford College (B.S., magna cum laude, 1985); University of Michigan (J.D., cum laude, 1988); New York University School of Law (LL.M., 1989). Phi Beta Kappa. Member: American Bar Association (Member, Taxation Section); New Jersey Bar Association (Member, Sections on: Taxation; Real Property; Probate and Trust Law); and Essex County Bar Association (Member, Probate and Tax Section).

Mr. Soled is a tenured professor at Rutgers University. He has published several law review articles that have appeared in the Virginia Tax Law Review, Georgia Law Review, American University Law Review, Boston University Law Review, Boston College Law Review, The Brigham Young Law Review, The Connecticut Law Review, The Arizona Law Review, The American Journal of Tax Policy, The Tax Lawyer, and Real Property, Probate and Trust Journal. In addition, Professor Soled has several articles published in the Journal of Taxation, Estate Planning, ABA Experience Journal, Tax Management Portfolio and the New Jersey Law Journal. Finally, Professor Soled is the editor of an estate planning book, published by the American Bar Association, entitled Estate Planning for Lawyers (ABA Press 2002) and wrote chapters in both Estate Planning Techniques (JK Lasser, 1994) and New Jersey Inheritance Tax (Gann Law Books, 1995).

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