About Kent
Kent Endacott is a co-founder of Endacott Timmer, a prominent law firm located in Lincoln, Nebraska. With over 30 years of legal experience, he is known as a specialist in business law and estate planning. Since 2018, Kent has been recognized in Best Lawyers in America, evidence of his expertise and dedication in the field. His commitment to client service and legal excellence has made him a sought-after attorney in the region. In 1994, Kent earned his Juris Doctor from Creighton University, a respected institution known for its rigorous legal program. Following his graduation, he became licensed to practice law in Nebraska, Iowa, and South Dakota.
His broad geographical reach allows him to serve clients, addressing their legal needs across state lines. Over the years, Kent has represented clients before the Internal Revenue Service and in U.S. Tax Court, demonstrating his proficiency in navigating complex tax issues. At Endacott Timmer, Kent's practice areas include estate planning, advanced estate planning, trust and estate administration, retirement asset planning, and business succession planning. His extensive knowledge in these areas enables him to provide tailored solutions for individuals and businesses alike. Kent's approach is comprehensive—he ensures that clients understand the details of their legal matters, which is crucial for effective planning and execution.
Kent's expertise has also been recognized in literature. He was featured in "My Mother’s Money," a book by Beth Pinsker, where he discusses complex estate planning topics. This exposure not only highlights his knowledge but also his ability to communicate intricate legal concepts to a broader audience. Furthermore, Kent is a Fellow in the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC), where he has served as the chair for Nebraska. His involvement with ACTEC shows his commitment to the highest standards of practice in trust and estate law. In addition to his professional achievements, Kent has familial ties to the legal profession.
His father practiced law in Lincoln for nearly 50 years, instilling in him a deep respect for the legal field. His two uncles were also attorneys, one of whom served as a long-time District Court Judge. This family legacy has undoubtedly influenced Kent’s career path and dedication to the law. Recognized in the Chambers & Partners 2024 High Net Worth guide, he is among the top 4% of lawyers working with high-net-worth clients, further solidifying his status as a leader in his field.
