Lora Johnson Lawyer Reviews & Ratings - Avondale

Lora G. Johnson was born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona.  After obtaining her undergraduate degree in psychology and having her research published, she attended law school at Arizona State University.  Lora then went to work for a large estate planning law firm, where she practiced exclusively in the area of estate planning and elder law for several years.  In order to better serve her clients and fulfill a lifelong dream, Mrs. Johnson opened her own estate planning firm in 2006.  She is devoted to her clients and enjoys working with people who are preparing for the future.  Lora loves what she does, and she has enjoyed her 19 years of being able to help people in the community resolve their concerns about caring for loved ones with dementia or other illnesses, as well as being able to financially and emotionally survive such ordeals.  She believes that customer service is vital to her practice and that hard work is important to success. Lora serves on the Alzheimer's Association Desert Southwest Chapter Regional Leadership Council, the Benevilla Board of Directors, the Gateway Office Park Board of Directors, and the West Valley Bar Association Board of Directors.  Lora is also a member of the Arizona National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys Arizona Chapter (past president), the Arizona Wealth Counsel, the Arizona State Bar (Elder Law, Mental Health, and Special Needs Section), and the Maricopa County Bar (Estate Planning, Probate, and Trust Section).  Lora is a VA accredited attorney and a Certified Senior Advisor.  She is a noted speaker in the community on legal and financial planning, and she understands the importance of getting people access to good and accurate information so that they can be proactive in their own decision-making.  She participates in many local community service groups and enjoys reading, sewing, travelling, painting, and playing the piano.  Lora and her husband Steven, also an Arizona native and a retired high school English teacher, live in Peoria. They have five children and one granddaughter.