Marshall Minton

Marshall Minton is Special Counsel, assisting clients with estate planning, tax planning and probate matters. She practices out of the Columbia office. In addition to estate planning, Marshall’s legal career includes serving as Counsel for Litigation with the SC Department of Revenue, representing clients in probate litigation, assisting clients with business planning and tax planning, helping clients navigate incapacity issues of their loved ones, as well as, advising on bank operations and corporate trustee matters. Each of these areas of experience allows Marshall to provide a wealth of knowledge in many different aspects of her client’s estate plan. Marshall’s passion for estate planning began while she was a student as Clemson University. She majored in Financial Management with an emphasis in financial planning. While at Clemson, she received a copy of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’s Last Will and Testament. After reading this document, she realized how wonderful it is that we can plan during our lifetimes to make sure that the things that are important to us are taken care of after we are gone. After Clemson, she attended the USC School of Law, where she continued to focus her education on estate planning. After receiving her law degree, she went on to receive a LL.M. in Taxation from the University of Florida Levin College of Law. In addition to planning for clients, Marshall also loves to plan at home. From to-do lists, to grocery lists, to reading lists, Marshall always has a plan. This helps her juggle her work in the community and her family at home. Marshall was a member of the LC Class of 2013 and served as Chair of the LC Advisory Board. She is also a member of the JAGSC Midlands District Board. She was a member of The State 20 under 40 class in 2017. She is on the Forest Acres Planning Comm. While her clients and the community are important to her, the most important things in Marshall’s life are her husband Zach and her 2 children.