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steering for success
Your goals are our goals. We take pride in making sure that you understand each document and are guided at every step. You truly are part of our herd, and we are here to help.
protecting What's Yours
We take the time to understand our Clients and the legacy they wish to share with their loved ones and communities. You worked to build it, and we will work with you to protect it.
Katherine e. macdonald
Attorney At Law
Katherine’s practice primarily involves the preparation of wills, trusts, and other estate planning documents, but she also represents individuals and corporate fiduciaries in their capacities as executors and trustees, as well as representing beneficiaries of estates and trusts.
In addition to her experience as an attorney in private practice, she worked for a corporate trustee in their Estate Administration and Estate Tax Departments, where she gained extensive experience in estate taxation and compliance.
Outside the office, Katherine can be found cheering on her Texas Longhorns and LSU Tigers, exploring small-business boutiques with handmade treasures, and of course assisting local Tex-Mex restaurants with their quality assurance endeavors.
Outside the office, Katherine can be found cheering on her Texas Longhorns and LSU Tigers, exploring small-business boutiques with handmade treasures, and of course assisting local Tex-Mex restaurants with their quality assurance endeavors.
Professional Associations• State Bar of Texas, Real Estate, Probate and Trust Law Section, Member• State Bar of Texas, Tax Law Section, Member• Louisiana State Bar Association, Member (inactive)• Austin Tax Study Group, Member, Past Treasurer• Austin Bar Association, Estate Planning and Probate Section, Member• Estate Planning Council of Central Texas, Member• Vecina, Volunteer Attorney (2021 to current)
Published Works• “Speedbump on the Information Superhighway: Slowing Transmission of Digital Works to Protect Copyright Owners,” 63 La. L. Rev. 411 (2003)• Case Note Rice v. Cayetano for “The Pocket Constitutionalist” by Paul Beyer (5th 2003)
Published Works• “Speedbump on the Information Superhighway: Slowing Transmission of Digital Works to Protect Copyright Owners,” 63 La. L. Rev. 411 (2003)• Case Note Rice v. Cayetano for “The Pocket Constitutionalist” by Paul Beyer (5th 2003)