Martha A. Wingate

Martha Wingate is an associate practicing in the Corporate and Non-profit sections of Ray Quinney & Nebeker. Her work focuses on supporting the legal needs of Utah entrepreneurs and medical practices from start up through acquisition and beyond, including entity formation, contract negotiations, partnership structuring, compliance and regulatory issues, business succession planning, and founder estate planning. She especially enjoys helping clients establish meaningful charitable work and provides legal support to some of Utah’s largest nonprofit organizations.

Her practice is centered out of our Provo office in Utah County where she is the board chair of the Provo City Housing Authority and serves on the boards of Utah Regional Housing Corporation and Utah Community Land Trust. She also provides volunteer advice and support to the No More a Stranger Foundation.

Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Wingate graduated from Brigham Young University, J. Reuben Clark Law School, where she was the recipient of: J. Reuben Clark Award for academic excellence, integrity, high ethical standards, and service; the Wendy C. Archibald Award for Meritorious Service; and the Distinguished Clinical Practice Award for excellence in the clinical practice of law. She received her bachelor’s degree in economics from BYU.

Prior to law school, Ms. Wingate was the founder/director of Hopebridge Housing, a Boston area non-profit that provided assistance and services to families experiencing homelessness.

Outside of the office Ms. Wingate spends all of her time trying to keep up with her nine children.