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Corey L. Moomaw

Corey L. Moomaw

Of Counsel

"Corey Moomaw is an Of Counsel attorney whose practice focuses on tax and estate planning, with an emphasis on helping clients preserve wealth, plan for succession, and navigate complex tax considerations."

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Corey L. Moomaw contact information

Phone: 316-660-6149

Email: cmoomaw@hinklaw.com
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Corey Moomaw is an Of Counsel attorney whose practice focuses on tax and estate planning, with an emphasis on helping clients preserve wealth, plan for succession, and navigate complex tax considerations. He works closely with individuals, families, and business owners to develop practical, forward-looking strategies that align with both business and personal goals.

Corey advises on income, gift, and estate tax planning, with significant experience serving farms, ranches, family businesses, and tax-exempt organizations. Drawing on his background in taxation, finance, business operations, and agriculture, he takes a comprehensive approach to structuring plans that maximize value while ensuring long-term continuity.

Clients value Corey’s ability to translate complex tax concepts into clear, actionable guidance. He is particularly skilled at designing succession plans that protect generational assets while minimizing tax exposure and administrative burden

He remains actively involved in the legal and local community, including leadership within the Wichita Bar Association’s Probate and Estate Planning Committee. Corey has been recognized by peers for his work in trusts and estates and tax law and is committed to helping clients navigate both everyday planning needs and complex transitions with confidence.

Presentations

  • Estate and Succession Planning for Farmers and Ranchers (Kansas Bar Association,
    LawLawPalooza, The Elder Law, Tax Law, Real Estate, Probate, and Trust Edition) 2024
  •  Attorneys in Transition Planning ( Kansas State University Department of Agricultural
    Economics, Farm and Ranch Conference) 2024
  • Bad Moon Rising: Estate Planning Before & After Passage of the President’s
    Looming Proposed Estate and Gift Tax Provisions in the 2021 Congressional Session
    (Community Foundation of Southeast Kansas, Estate Planning Forum) 2021
  • Recent Developments in Estate Planning (Foulston Siefkin, Estate Planning Forum)
    2020
  • Recent Developments in Estate Planning (Foulston Siefkin, Summer Estate Planning
    Forum) 2019
  • An Introduction to Oil and Gas Tax (Kansas Bar Association Oil, Gas & Mineral Law
    CLE) 2019

Publications

  • Rails-to-Trails: A Tale of Uncompensated Kansas Land Takings -55 Washburn L.J. 295,
    2015

Affiliations, Activities & Honors

• The Best Lawyers, Trusts and Estates, 2023-2026,
• Best Lawyers Elder Law and Tax Law, 2026
• Kansas Bar Association
• Phillips Fundamental Learning Center, Board of Directors, Member
• Wichita Business Journal, Emerging Leader Honoree, 2024
• Wichita Bar Association, Probate and Estate Planning Committee, Chair
• Wichita Business Journal, 40 Under 40 Honoree, 2026

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EDUCATION

  • Washburn University School of Law (J.D.,
    magna cum laude, 2017)
    – CALI Awards: Taxation of Gratuitous
    Transfers, Civil Procedure II, Mineral Title
    Examination, Oil and Gas Law, Secured
    Transactions, Property, Torts; Washburn Law
    Journal: Notes Editor (2016-2017), Staff Writer
    (2015-2016)
  •  Georgetown University Law Center
    -(LL.M., Taxation, with distinction, 2018)
  • Fort Hays State University
    -(M.B.A., 2014)
    -B.S Agricultural Business, summa cum
     laude, 2012)

Bar Admissions

  • U.S. Tax Court
  • U.S. District Court for the District of Kansas
  • Kansas Supreme Court