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Last Updated: June 2026

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Serving the Greater Portland Metro Area, OR

Why Choose Us

Our attorneys specialize exclusively in elder law, ensuring you receive expert guidance tailored to your unique circumstances and Oregon-specific regulations.

Every estate plan is custom-crafted to reflect your specific wishes, family dynamics, and financial situation — no one-size-fits-all documents.

We help structure your assets to maximize protection from potential creditors, nursing home costs, and other unexpected expenses while preserving your legacy.

Proper planning helps your loved ones avoid the time-consuming and costly probate process, allowing for a smoother transition of assets.

Clear legal documentation reduces the risk of family disputes and ensures your wishes are honored without ambiguity or contestation.

Life changes — marriages, divorces, births, deaths. We provide ongoing support to update your estate plan as your circumstances evolve.

Knowing your affairs are in order provides immeasurable peace of mind for you and your loved ones, allowing you to focus on living fully.

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