« back to directory Kevin Gaughan Mr. Gaughan received his BSBA (major in Accounting) from the University of Nebraska - Lincoln in 1996 and his Juris Doctorate from the University of Nebraska College of Law in 2000. He has also completed graduate course work in the accounting field towards and M.P.A. He has extensive experience representing individuals and businesses including in the areas of probate, estate planning, corporate/business law, tax, banking, acquisitions, bankruptcy, contracts and litigation. In addition to previously working in private practice, Mr. Gaughan worked for a number of years as Assistant General Counsel of a large national bank, as well as an intern accountant for a CPA firm. Mr. Gaughan is a member of the Nebraska State, American and Omaha Bar Associations and is admitted to practice in the state and federal courts of Nebraska. He is a past President and Treasurer of the Lincoln County Bar Association as well as a past member of the Mid-Plains United Way Board of Trustees. Mr. Gaughan has also been an estate planning speaker for various organizations. Please contact Mr. Gaughan at (402) 930-1068.

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