Michele Hallman - Laurel, MD
Attorney at Law Offices of Beverly Winstead
Trust Lawyers in Laurel, MD
8101 Sandy Spring Road Suite 250 Laurel, MD 20707
Laurel Trust Lawyer
Updated: 07/28/2026
Areas of Practice
- Trust
Attorney Information
Overview
Attorney | Advocate | Strategist
Michele Hallman brings a wealth of legal expertise to her work in tax law and financial advisory. An accomplished trust attorney with a law degree from Tulane Law School in New Orleans, Louisiana, Michele is admitted to practice before the U.S. Tax Court. Her practice areas include trust law, where she has provided counsel to Fortune 50 financial services companies such as Citicorp, Wells Fargo, and US Trust.
Ms. Hallman’s legal career, spanning over two decades, also includes serving as a litigator and labor negotiator for the District of Columbia Government, experiences that have honed her negotiation skills and commitment to equity and fairness. Her client portfolio is diverse, representing individuals, business owners, tax return preparers, and trust beneficiaries in all tax controversy matters. Her unique blend of skills are an asset to the businesses she works with, guiding them through the intricacies of board governance by aligning legal compliance with strategic objectives.
When not advocating for her clients, Michele enjoys volunteering in her community and spending time with her family.
Education
Legal Education
- Tulane Law School, New Orleans, Louisiana
Current Employment Position(s)
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Trust Attorney
Past Positions
- Litigator and Labor Negotiator for the District of Columbia Government
- Trust Attorney for Fortune 50 financial services companies such as Citicorp, Wells Fargo, and US Trust
Bar Admissions
- U.S. Tax Court
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