The Law Office of Marshall Sanders
Georgia Law Firm
The Law Office of Marshall Sanders provides comprehensive legal advice and support to nonprofit organizations, and charitable giving and general estate planning services to individuals. The firms’s nonprofit clients include charitable, educational, health, and religious organizations; trade associations; social clubs; and family and independent foundations throughout the United States and abroad. It also represents individual and corporate fiduciaries in the administration of trusts and estates, and assists individuals with the development of estate and charitable giving plans.
Prior to founding the firm, Marshall Sanders spent 17 years practicing in the tax-exempt organization and estate planning groups of Atlanta’s two largest law firms. He left big-firm practice and started the firm with the primary aim of making sophisticated, yet reasonably priced, legal counsel accessible to nonprofit organizations of all sizes and stripes, and to individuals with varying family and financial circumstances and goals.
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