Kimberly Civins
Kimberly Civins concentrates her practice in the areas of estate planning, estate administration, trusts, tax exempt entities (including public charities and private foundations), transfer tax, business succession planning and federal and state regulation of bank trust departments. She also advises clients in trust and estate litigation matters, working in concert with her litigation colleagues.
Education
- Georgia State University, J.D., magna cum laude, 2001
- Georgia Institute of Technology, B.S., honor graduate, 1992
Organizations
- American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC), Fellow
- Atlanta Bar Association – Estate Planning and Probate Section
- State Bar of Georgia – Fiduciary Law Section
- Georgia State College of Law Tax Clinic, Advisory Board
- Member, State Bar of Georgia Fiduciary Section Trust and Probate Code Revision Committee
- Member, Georgia Federal Tax Conference, Board of Trustees
- Member, Atlanta Estate Planning Council, Board of Directors
Admissions
- North Carolina, 2013
- Georgia, 2002
Awards & Honors
- Citywealth – Woman of the Year – Rising Star (Silver), 2021
- The Best Lawyers in America©, 2018 – 2022 (2022 Lawyer of the Year, Trusts and Estates in Greater Atlanta)
- Chambers High Net Worth Guide, 2017 – 2021, Band 2
- Georgia Trend Legal Elite, 2013, 2020
Speeches & Publications
OTHER ATTORNEYS
Louis S. Harrison
Partner
Robert S. Held
Partner
Marc H. Schwartz
Managing Partner
Jason S. Ornduff
Managing Partner
Timothy G. Carroll
Partner
Thomas B. Shapira
Managing Partner
Robert T. Napier
Partner
Brian K. Jones
Partner
Jonathan E. Strouse
Partner
Mary-Ann Wilson
Partner
Frances H. Krasnow
Partner
Michael C. Craven
Partner
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