Terry Turnipseed's career reflects the impact of continuous learning, hard work, and a commitment to excellence. Originally from Jackson, Mississippi, he resides in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where he serves as the Vice President of Estate Planning & Asset Protection at Neil Jesani Advisors. In this role, he helps high-net-worth individuals develop strategic plans to protect their wealth and ensure it is passed on to future generations.

Terry's academic background is both rigorous and diverse. He graduated summa cum laude in Nuclear Engineering from Mississippi State University, where he earned recognition as an Engineering Fellow and a Harry S. Truman Memorial Scholar. His passion for learning led him to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), where he earned dual master's degrees in Nuclear Engineering and Technology and Policy. At MIT, he also received the National Science Foundation Fellowship, an honor reflecting his intellectual prowess.

Terry's thirst for knowledge didn't end with his technical education. He pursued legal studies at Georgetown University, where he earned both a Juris Doctor (J.D.) and a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Taxation, graduating cum laude. This combination of engineering, policy, and legal education gave him unique skills he has effectively used in estate planning.

Before entering the private sector, Terry spent 18 years in academia, teaching law, engineering, and computer science. His role as a professor allowed him to blend teaching with mentorship, helping students apply complex concepts to real-world scenarios. This experience shaped his ability to communicate clearly and concisely-skills essential in his work as an advisor.

At Neil Jesani Advisors, Terry uses his extensive knowledge to guide clients in creating comprehensive estate plans. His expertise includes various financial and legal strategies, such as Dynasty Trusts, Family Limited Liability Companies, and Domestic Asset Protection Trusts.