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Overview

Alexis Gettier assists high net-worth individuals, including same-sex married and unmarried couples, with tax and estate planning. She also counsels them on the structuring of gifts and planning for business succession. Alexis also advises families and fiduciaries in the administration of complex estates and trusts. In addition, she handles estate planning and administration for individuals with substantial art portfolios, including collectors, investors and artists.

Alexis serves on the Planned Giving Subcommittee of the Board of Trustees of Ability Beyond. Alexis lives in Darien, Connecticut, with her husband, Jake, and her two children, Ted and Eloise.

Education and Credentials

Education

  • New York University, LL.M., 2009
  • Temple University, J.D., cum laude, 2008
  • Wake Forest University, B.A., 2004

Admissions

  • State of New Jersey, 2008
  • State of New York, 2016
  • State of Connecticut, 2011

Affiliations

  • Connecticut Bar Association, Estate and Probate Section, Executive Committee
  • Fairfield County Bar Association
  • Estate Planning Council of Lower Fairfield County

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Practices & Industries

Alexis S. Gettier Latest News and Insights

November 11, 2022
Tax Court Denies Charitable Deduction for Donation of Sculpture

Day Pitney Trusts and Estates Attorneys Melissa A. Passman and Alexis S. Gettier authored the article "Tax Court Denies Charitable Deduction for Donation of Sculpture," for WealthManagement.com.

May 18, 2020
New Direction: The Connecticut Uniform Directed Trust Act

Margaret Meehan, Tiana Gianopulos and Alexis Gettier collaborated on an article, "New Direction: The Connecticut Uniform Directed Trust Act" for the Quinnipiac Probate Law Journal.

January 2, 2019
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