Tina Martin

Private Clients and Estates Attorney

Specialises in Private Clients and Estates
(441) 295 7444
tmartin@td.bm
It is especially important when dealing with clients that are experiencing a recent bereavement to be sensitive to what they are going through and to be able to provide them with the reassurance that they can rely on me to effectively handle the management of their matters with their best interests at heart.

Having practiced at Trott & Duncan since 2014, Tina has been instrumental in supporting and growing the Private Client and Estates practice area. As a born Bermudian, Tina feels a close connection to Trott & Duncan’s local clientele and prides herself on the personal service she offers clients.

After studying law at Kent University in the UK, Tina originally had aspirations of specialising in Matrimonial law and spent a great deal of time training under the Matrimonial attorney at Trott and Duncan. However, after being called to the bar, Perry Trott, Director and Founding Partner at Trott & Duncan, offered her a position to help build the Private Client and Estate area of the practice, a challenge she gladly accepted as this is a niche market on the island.

Tina has a background in Human Resources has enhanced her ability to empathise and connect with clients, combined with her keen, analytical mind and in-depth knowledge of the law pertaining to her respective practice areas make her a formidable lawyer and a valuable asset to the firm.

Tina currently focuses on Estate Planning including drafting of Estate documents, applications for probate in Bermuda and the administration of local estates. Her day-to-day responsibilities at the firm also touch on property, employment and immigration law.

Education

  • University of Kent, Kent, United Kingdom

Publications

  • The Bermuda Real Estate Handbook 2006 – Do I need to Make a Will?

Noteable Cases

What Tina thinks

It is rewarding to be able to listen to my clients, being able to connect with them and assist them in achieving their goals. It is especially important when dealing with clients that are experiencing a recent bereavement to be sensitive to what they are going through and to be able to provide them with the reassurance that they can rely on me to effectively handle the management of their matters with their best interests at heart.

My ability to listen, analyse and communicate effectively. As a lawyer working across probate and estates and all other matters in the practice I need to be able to both connect and empathise with clients, and look at any given situation from an analytical perspective to ensure I am always able to secure the best possible outcome for my clients.

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