Maggie Giltner

Maggie advises clients on estate and gift tax planning techniques designed to minimize estate, gift, and generation-skipping transfer taxes, while also providing asset protection through the use of family limited partnerships and limited liability companies. Maggie counsels clients regarding wealth preservation issues, while also addressing business succession planning. In addition to planning for a client’s death, Maggie utilizes various methods of planning for a client’s incapacity. Maggie also advises clients with respect to marital property agreements and characterization issues relating to community and separate property under Texas law on death and divorce.

Maggie guides clients through probate and trust administration, and assists with procedural and substantive issues in both contested and uncontested estate and trust matters. She counsels individual and corporate fiduciaries with all aspects of the administration of decedents’ estates, including intestate estates, determination of heirships, probate of wills, and filing of estate tax returns. She also advises beneficiaries of estates and trusts regarding their rights as beneficiaries.

Maggie is Board Certified in Estate Planning & Probate Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.