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Phoebe Moffatt Ranked in Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2026

August 13, 2026

Clark Hill is honored to have Estate & Trust Law attorney Phoebe Moffatt recognized in Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2026 for Private Wealth Law (Arizona) – Band 1.

As an Arizona State Bar Board-certified specialist in Estate & Trust law and fellow with the American College of Estate and Trust Counsel (ACTEC), Moffatt has nearly three decades of experience counseling individuals, families, fiduciaries, and business owners in estate planning, trust administration, probate litigation matters, and wealth transfer strategies.

The attorneys ranked in Chambers High Net Worth Guide are highlighted for their exceptional counsel of high-net-worth individuals. Published annually, the guide identifies attorneys, firms, and industry leaders according to in-depth research and peer responses.

Moffatt is based in Clark Hill’s Scottsdale office.

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