Amy Jetel focuses primarily on the design, implementation, and administration of outbound and inbound foreign trust and related business, investment, and life insurance structures, including the tax planning and compliance aspects of such structures. Ms. Jetel also provides essential research and analysis for the resolution of international tax and treaty issues for the firm's clients, and assists in the support of several high net worth family offices. Ms. Jetel also practices in the areas of traditional estate and disability planning, probate and estate administration, and entity formation and governance. She has written various articles on estate planning and asset protection, and serves as a contributing author of the four-volume treatise, Asset Protection:  Domestic and International Law and Tactics, (Thomson/West Group, updated quarterly), and is an author of “A Closer Look at U.S. Asset Protection Trusts,” Asset Protection Strategies Vol. II, Ed. Alexander A. Bove, Jr. She was named as a Texas Rising Star in 2005 through 2007 by Texas Monthly and Law & Politics magazines.

Education
University of Texas School of Law (J.D., 2002)
University of Texas at Austin (B.A., English, with honors, 1998)