An Estate Planning Attorney specializes in guiding clients in structuring their assets for efficient transfer upon death, ensuring tax minimization and fulfillment of personal wishes. Responsibilities include drafting wills, trusts, and legal documents, advising on tax implications, and navigating probate processes. Required skills include strong analytical, communication, and legal research abilities. Typically working in law firms or private practices, they collaborate with financial planners and tax advisors. Career growth can lead to partnership roles or specialized estate law practices, enhancing legal mastery and client relations.