Tricia helps individuals and families navigate estate planning and tax considerations to preserve wealth and plan for the future.

Overview

Tricia assists clients on estate planning, trust administration and tax matters, helping them develop plans for managing and transferring wealth in accordance with their goals. Her work includes preparing estate planning documents, structuring trusts and evaluating the tax implications of gifts and wealth transfers.

Tricia also assists with federal gift tax reporting and advises on the administration of trusts, including matters involving trustees, trust protectors and fiduciaries. She draws on her background in tax law to evaluate complex planning structures, research evolving tax laws and help clients understand the implications of their estate planning decisions.

During law school, Tricia worked with a wealth management firm on estate planning matters for high-net-worth clients. She also externed with the Internal Revenue Service's Office of Chief Counsel, researching federal tax issues and assisting with U.S. Tax Court litigation, and interned with the Madison County State's Attorney's Office, conducting legal research and assisting with trial preparation.

Professional & Civic Activities

Professional & Civic Activities

Browne Leadership Fellows Program, 2020

Practices & Industries

Admissions

  • Missouri

Education

Washinton University School of Law, J.D., Tax LL.M., 2025

University of Pittsburgh, B.A., Public & Professional Writing, B.S.B.A., Marketing, 2022

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