Overview
Jasmine Campirides focuses her practice on all areas of trusts and estates law, including personal and tax-driven estate planning, probate and complex estate and trust administration. Her practice has included the management of large family relationships, successfully balancing multigenerational family dynamics with tax and succession planning. Her clients include high-net-worth individuals, families, and corporate and individual fiduciaries. At the heart of her practice is the understanding that the best planning addresses critical non-tax considerations in the most tax efficient manner.
Many of Jasmine's clients have multijurisdictional contacts both inside the US and all over the world. She understands the importance of coordinated planning with counsel in multiple relevant jurisdictions, balancing US tax issues with those of non-US jurisdictions, the impact of gift and estate treaties and the need to coordinate dispositions of US property with the overall testamentary plan. Her clients include non-resident aliens who own assets in the United States, have US family members and/or are considering a move to the US and require in-bound preimmigration estate planning, as well as US citizens owning foreign assets, holding dual citizenship, residing abroad or considering expatriation. She has advised clients on complex succession and estate planning matters that arise when multiple jurisdictions are at play and is well-versed in the many rules governing foreign trusts with US beneficiaries.
Jasmine also advises clients on carrying out their philanthropic goals, structuring various charitable entities, including private foundations and public charities, state and federal level compliance and governance and succession planning for charitable entities.
- New York
- J.D., New York University School of Law
- B.A., City University of New York, Queens College, summa cum laude
Speaking Engagements
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"Portability Planning - IRS vs. The State," Practising Law Institute's 46th Annual Estate Planning Institute, New York, NY, September 11, 2015
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"Trust Accounting Principles: A Separate Accounting Regime," Practising Law Institute, New York, NY, May 27, 2015
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"Charitable Planning - How, What, and When to Give," Practising Law Institute's 45th Annual Estate Planning Institute, September 9, 2014
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"Dissolving the New York Not-for-Profit Organization," New York State Bar Association, October 1, 2006
News & Publications
International Compliance Blog
FinCEN Issues Final Rule on Beneficial Ownership Information Reporting
October 5, 2022
By: Brian J. Fleming, Jasmine M. Campirides, David M. Stetson
Client Alerts
October 3, 2022
Client Alerts
Greenbook Summarizes Revenue Raisers for Biden’s Second Budget
March 28, 2022
By: Lisa M. Zarlenga, Lauren Azebu, Aaron P. Nocjar, Beth D. Tractenberg, Jasmine M. Campirides, John Cobb, Nick Sutter, Caitlin R. Tharp
Client Alerts
New Tax Proposals Targeting Estate and Gift Planning for the Wealthy
September 16, 2021
Press Releases
Steptoe Receives 125 Individual Mentions in Best Lawyers in America 2021
August 20, 2020
Client Alerts
Upcoming Filing Requirements for Cross Border Property Owners and Investors
May 20, 2020
By: Lauren Azebu
Noteworthy
- Best Lawyers in America, Trusts and Estates (2020-2022)
- Legal 500 US, Finance: Not-for-Profit, Nonprofit and Tax Exempt Organizations (2016)
Professional Affiliations
- Non-Profit Organizations Committee, Association of the Bar of the City of New York
- Former Assistant Secretary, Trusts, Estates & Surrogate's Court Committee, Association of the Bar of the City of New York
- Former Vice Chair, Charitable Planning Committee, Trusts and Estates Law Section, New York State Bar Association