ELIZABETH B. MAYO
Estate Planning & Probate AttorneyOf Counsel
(843) 785-5850 x3012(843) 785-2090 (FAX)
Email: EMayo@ns-lawfirm.com
Education and biography
Education
- Washington University, J.D.
- Spring Hill College, A.B., 1970
Admitted
- 1973 - Ohio
- 1994 - South Carolina
Attorney Profile
Elizabeth B. Mayo has extensive experience and devotes her entire practice to the areas of business tax planning, retirement plan distributions, estate planning and probate. She joined the firm in 1995 and now serves Of Counsel.
Beth holds an undergraduate degree from Spring Hill College in Mobile, Alabama, and a law degree from Washington University School of Law in St. Louis, Missouri. She also holds an LL.M. in Taxation from Capital University in Columbus, Ohio, and is licensed to practice law in South Carolina.
Beth is a diplomat of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel and in 2001-2002 served as chairperson of the Probate, Estate Planning and Trust Section Council of the South Carolina Bar Association.
Beth is a Trustee of The Arts Center of Coastal Carolina and has been active in other charitable organizations.
Member, Editorial State, Washington University Law Review, 1972-1973.Lecturer: Columbus Bar Association Practice Institute, “ERISA Litigation,” 1991; Columbus Bar Association Tax Conference, “Planning Opportunities Under OBRA 93.” Adjunct Professor, Capital University School of Law, Graduate Tax Program, “Executive Compensation,” 1991. Fellow: American College of Trust and Estate Counsel.
Beth holds an undergraduate degree from Spring Hill College in Mobile, Alabama, and a law degree from Washington University School of Law in St. Louis, Missouri. She also holds an LL.M. in Taxation from Capital University in Columbus, Ohio, and is licensed to practice law in South Carolina.
Beth is a diplomat of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel and in 2001-2002 served as chairperson of the Probate, Estate Planning and Trust Section Council of the South Carolina Bar Association.
Beth is a Trustee of The Arts Center of Coastal Carolina and has been active in other charitable organizations.
Member, Editorial State, Washington University Law Review, 1972-1973.Lecturer: Columbus Bar Association Practice Institute, “ERISA Litigation,” 1991; Columbus Bar Association Tax Conference, “Planning Opportunities Under OBRA 93.” Adjunct Professor, Capital University School of Law, Graduate Tax Program, “Executive Compensation,” 1991. Fellow: American College of Trust and Estate Counsel.