MUIRHEAD | GAYLOR | STEVES | WASKOM

Bringing clarity to the complex and personal
issues of estate planning for our clients.

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ABOUT MGSW

By design, our law practice is limited to Trust and Estate Planning and Administration. When you need advice about a Trust, Durable Power of Attorney, Health Care Advanced Directive, Probate, or Estate Tax, we are experts in our field.

About Us

THE TEAM

Our attorneys and paralegal staff are well versed on the Trust and Estate Administration process, including Probate Administration, the Administration of Trust, Incapacity Planning, Estate and Gift Tax Returns, and Post-mortem Tax Planning.

Meet the Team

OUR EXPERTISE

We are a boutique law firm focusing our practice in the following areas:
Wills, Trusts and Estate and Trust Administration, Federal Estate and Gift Tax, Powers of Attorney, Healthcare Planning, and Pre- and Post-nuptial Agreements.

Practice Area

OUR PRACTICE AREAS

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Probate

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Trust

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Trustee

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Estate Tax

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MEET THE ATTORNEYS

W. E. “Chip” Gaylor
W. E. “Chip” Gaylor
Elsbeth “Beth” G. Waskom
Elsbeth “Beth” G. Waskom
David A. Steves
David A. Steves

COMMUNITY FOCUS

Muirhead, Gaylor, Steves & Waskom is all about our community, and it shows. We “practice what we preach” and embrace the power of charitable giving as a tool in tax planning and community building. The diverse interests and concerns of our attorneys are reflected in the many philanthropic organizations where we donate our time, money, and expertise.

COMMITMENT TO QUALITY

We are committed to providing the highest quality legal services while bringing clarity to the often complex and highly personal issues of estate planning.

ENDURING RELATIONSHIPS

We strive to be leaders in our field and to forge enduring relationships with our clients as we contribute to the well-being of our community.

LET’S WORK TOGETHER

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