Jeremy Moffit

Jeremy is a consultant in the trust and estate litigation team at the international law firm Withers. He focuses on trust, estate, conservatorship and fiduciary related litigation. He represents clients in litigation and administration matters, including trust administrations, probate administrations, wills and trust contests, accountings, fiduciary representation, creditor's claims proceedings, conservatorships, and elder abuse matters.

Jeremy devotes his practice to the representation of private clients, fiduciaries, charities, and their related trusts and entities. He has served as the lead attorney on hundreds of contested matters in Probate Court, including trust disputes and contests, administration issues, conservatorships, fiduciary duty compliance, accountings, elder abuse, tax issues, appeals, and attorney malpractice in the trust and estates field. As a result, Jeremy has tried several cases to the Superior Court in California and via private arbitration.

Jeremy speaks and writes regularly on trust and estate topics and is a fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC). Through his experience, his service as a court appointed counsel, and by serving the Court and the bar in various leadership roles and speaking engagements, Jeremy has built a reputation for effective but ethical advocacy amongst the Probate Court and his colleagues who practice there.

In addition to his Chambers rankings, Jeremy has been named a San Diego Magazine 'Top Lawyer,' Super Lawyer, a Super Lawyers Rising Star, a San Diego Daily Transcript ‘Top Young Attorney' two times and holds an Martindale-Hubbell® AV Rating.

American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC) Fellow

Probate Attorneys of San Diego, Former Board Member and Education Subcommittee Chair

San Diego County Bar Association, Trusts and Estates Section

Chollas Lake Little League, Volunteer Coach and Former Vice President

South Page Education Foundation, Vice President and former President

Iowa State University Alumni Association