Kristin Hall is a seasoned associate attorney who focuses her practice on estate planning, trust and estate administration, and taxation.  She is dedicated to helping clients secure their legacies and protect their assets through meticulous and personalized estate planning strategies.

Kristin graduated with honors from the Tulane University A.B. Freeman School of Business, where she developed her passion for taxation. She continued to concentrate her studies on estate law and taxation at American University Washington College of Law. She is admitted to practice in Maryland and the District of Columbia. She is an Estates & Trusts and Taxation section member of the Maryland State Bar Association and the District of Columbia Bar. 

Kristin has successfully guided numerous clients through the complexities of estate planning, including the preparation of wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and health care directives.  Her practice extends to trust and estate administration, where she advises clients regarding the distribution of assets and compliance with fiduciary responsibilities.

Kristin is a frequent contributor and speaker for professional organizations on topics regarding trusts and estates, including Bethesda Magazine, the District of Columbia Bar and the Maryland State Bar Association. She recently authored the chapter, Trust as Beneficiary of Retirement Account Benefits, for the Maryland State Bar Association treatise, Using & Drafting Trusts in Estate Planning, 2023 Revised Edition. She has lectured and taught courses for the Maryland State Bar Association CLE Estate Planning Evening Series, and the District of Columbia Bar Taxation Community Estate Planning Series.

Kristin is known for her compassionate approach and keen attention to detail. She works closely with individuals and families to find practical solutions in response to their unique needs and goals. Kristin is a Montgomery County native and, outside the office, enjoys spending quality time with her family.  

Recent Articles

• “3 Critical Changes in Estate Planning in 2025,” Washington Business Journal and SelzerGurvitch.com, November 15, 2024