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About Mark

Mark Paschall is a Wealth Advisor at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.

As a member of The Washingtonian Group, Mark works with some of the area's most significant clients, drawing on his background in taxation and estate planning to open up the breadth of opportunities derived from strategic wealth guidance. He listens carefully to uncover each family's goals and dynamics and develops customized recommendations aligned with their objectives.

Mark looks at both sides of the balance sheet—analyzing liabilities as well as assets—to see how they may be better managed. He takes a long-term and big picture approach to preserve capital appreciation for the generations to follow.

For nearly two decades, Mark worked in tax compliance and consulting, establishing a solid foundation to efficiently address the many elements of wealth and model the best potential outcomes. Before joining J.P. Morgan, he was with BDO USA as a Managing Tax Director.

Mark attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill before earning a J.D. from the North Carolina Central University School of Law. He holds an LL.M. in Taxation from the University of Florida Fredric G. Levin College of Law.

Mark and his wife reside in Ashburn, Virginia, with their twin daughters, across from a working farm. He is involved in the community and has formerly coached soccer, continuing his love for the sport. When not spending time outdoors with his family, he enjoys a competitive round of golf.

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