Matthew Rittmayer

Matthew G. Rittmayer, J. D., received his J. D., magna cum laude, from Texas Tech University School of Law where he was Comment Editor for Texas Tech Law Review. Matthew earned his B. A. in History at Emory University. He is Board Certified in Estate Planning and Probate Law. His practice focuses on helping clients establish estate plans that consider tax aspects and non-tax aspects such as family dynamics and efficient transitions from generation to generation. He also works with clients on probate, estate & trust administration, asset protection, formation of business entities, and trust modifications. Matthew, along with his wife Veronica, volunteers with Dallas CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) to serve as a personal advocate for abused and neglected children. Education & Accreditations Texas Tech University School of Law J. D., magna cum laude CALI Awards for highest grade: Constitutional Law, Contracts Jurisprudence Awards: Contracts, Criminal Law, Legal Practice II Comment Editor, Texas Tech Law Review Research Assistant to Professor Arnold Loewy Emory University B. A. in History State Bar of Texas Board Certified in Estate Planning and Probate Law Honors & Awards Named a Texas Rising Star Super Lawyer by Thomson Reuters (2015-2019) Professional Memberships and Designations Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy® Dallas Probate Inn of Courts, Inaugural Member Dallas Bar Association Probate, Trusts, & Estates Section Dallas Estate Planning Council Texas Bar College Past Co-Chair, Dallas Association of Young Lawyers Elder Law Committee Past President, Emory Alumni DFW Chapter Speeches Obtaining Letters of Administration in Complex Scenarios, Dallas Bar Association & Dallas Association of Young Lawyers, June 2020 Community Service & Personal Interests Volunteers with Dallas CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) for abused and neglected children, along with his wife Veronica