is of counsel at Harrison LLP. She assists clients with their estate planning and wealth preservation through the creation of wills, revocable and irrevocable trusts, the use of lifetime gifting, and business succession planning. Ms. Sprinkle also assists clients with trust and estate administration, including the probate of the will and other probate court actions. She helps clients further their charitable inclinations by creating charitable trusts and charitable foundations. Ms. Sprinkle advises clients on the tax implications of all such estate, trust, and business succession planning. She also advises on the international aspects of U.S. tax matters and asset structuring and succession planning, as part of a multi-office team that advises trustees and international families and family offices on planning for U.S. beneficiaries, U.S. investments, pre-immigration tax planning for foreign individuals who plan to become a U.S. tax resident, expatriation from the U.S., and FATCA and CRS compliance matters. She also advises tax-exempt entities, including public charities and private foundations, with formation and operation issues. Ms. Sprinkle earned her B.A. degree from Kennesaw State University and her J.D. degree, summa cum laude, from Georgia State University College of Law.

is an attorney at Page, Scrantom, Sprouse, Tucker & Ford, P.C. He is licensed in Alabama and Georgia to practice law, and focuses his practice in estate and trust planning and administration, probate matters, and nonprofit/tax exempt organizations. Mr. Saunders assists individuals and families preserve and transfer wealth to their loved ones and charitable organizations by crafting and implementing a variety of estate planning techniques, including the routine preparation of wills, powers of attorney, advance health care directives, and revocable and irrevocable trusts. He also assists individual and corporate administrators, executors, and trustees with estate, probate, and trust administrations. Such strategies focus on advising individuals and families with regards to estate planning, income, estate, gift, and generation-skipping tax issues, and tax savings and minimizing strategies. Mr. Saunders has helped blended families, non-married couples, and others configure optimum estate planning options. He advises family businesses about succession planning and other entrepreneurs in entity formation matters. Mr. Sanders' practice also involves representing beneficiaries of estates and trusts. He frequently supports a family's team of accountants, financial planners, insurance agents, and other financial advisors in the preparation of estate plans, and filing of gift tax returns, estate tax returns, and fiduciary income tax returns. He also routinely receives guardian ad litem appointments from local courts. Mr. Saunders often works closely with nonprofit and tax-exempt organizations, from counseling donors in achieving charitable planning and giving goals to helping numerous entities and organizations of all sizes and budgets obtain and maintain federal tax exemption as well as routinely guiding these nonprofit and other tax-exempt organizations with incorporating or designing effective policies. He earned his B.B.A. degree from University of Georgia and his J.D. degree, cum laude, from Mercer University, Walter F. George School of Law.

is an attorney in HunterMaclean's estates and trusts practice group. She assists individuals and families with a wide range of estate planning, trust administration, and probate matters, helping clients navigate complex legal and financial considerations to protect their assets and plan for the future. Ms. Shepherd Saas also continues to handle fiduciary litigation, representing trustees, executors, and beneficiaries in disputes involving estates, trusts, and fiduciary responsibilities. Her experience extends to trust and estate litigation, fiduciary liability, and professional liability. Ms. Shepherd Saas also advises hospitals and healthcare companies on legal and ethical challenges, including treatment consent, end-of-life care, and the behavioral health process under Georgia law. In addition to her work in estates and trusts, she has experience with general and commercial litigation, including contract disputes, trade secrets litigation, product liability, and real estate litigation. Ms. Shepherd Saas is admitted to practice before all state trial and appellate courts in Georgia and all U.S. District Courts of Georgia. She is a member of the State Bar of Georgia and the Savannah Bar Association, and has served on the executive boards of the Savannah Bar Association Young Lawyers Division and the Savannah Chapter of the Georgia Association for Women Lawyers. Ms. Shepherd Saas attended Thomas Edison State College, where she earned her B.A. degree in liberal studies and humanities in less than two years. Before law school, she worked as a business reporter covering the 2008 financial crisis; and in her family's cotton brokerage firm in Waynesboro, Georgia, assisting cotton producers and merchants with pricing, contracting, and hedging strategies. Ms. Shepherd Saas earned her J.D. degree from the University of Georgia School of Law.

is a partner at The Saylor Law Firm LLP. His practice areas include estate planning, wills and trusts, probate and estate administration, tax planning, tax return preparation and IRS representation, business planning and business law and incapacity planning, antenuptial/prenuptial agreements, postnuptial adjustments, business estate planning, corporate law, buying and selling of businesses, employee compensation, employee benefits, executive compensation, and transfer tax. Mr. Saylor is a CPA, has obtained the AICPA accreditation of personal financial specialist and is an accredited estate planner, National Association of Estate Planners and Councils. He is a member of the American Association of Attorney-CPAs; Atlanta Tax Forum, director; Atlanta Estate Planning Council; Atlanta Bar Association, Section chair 2013-2015, Board of Directors 2009-2015, member of the Estate Planning and Probate Section; State Bar of Georgia, member of the Fiduciary Law Section; and American Bar Association, member of the Probate and Real Property and Tax sections. He is licensed in both Georgia and Pennsylvania. Mr. Saylor earned his B.S. and M.S. degrees at the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania; and his J.D. degree at the Temple University.