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Dave Weed is a shareholder for JacksonWhite and practices in the areas of real estate, business, and corporate law. His specific practice areas also include commercial transactions, homeowner’s associations, estate planning, lender representation, real estate financing and the sale, lease and acquisition of residential and commercial real estate.

Experienced Estate attorney serving clients in United States and surrounding areas.

I aim to be the provider of choice for estate planning legal services on the Front Range of Colorado.. What makes me unique is the LifeSpan(tm) estate planning process. Our motto is "Plans That Work, People Who Care(tm)".. I am committed that what you expect will happen on your death is what actually happens. Why spend the money up front for documents that do not minimize the costs and hassles for your family when you die?. I accomplish this through a Three Step Strategy(tm) approach to estate planning:. 1. Develop your plan with counselling oriented planning partners.2. Commit yourself and your family to a formal maintenance and education program.3. Acquire appropriate assitance to assure your wisdom is transferred along with the rest of your wealth.

My practice is, firstly, to listen to you so that I understand your facts, your concerns and your goals.  Then I'll explain and counsel you on the law and how your facts are impacted by the laws.  We will discuss your options and possible courses of action, I'll answer your questions and discuss the possible range of fees, costs and expenses, and will then assist you in reaching a cost effective, businesslike, and common sense resolution of your matter.. I've been practicing law in the Snoqualmie Valley for 34 years.  I enjoy the practice and the people I meet.  Most of my clients are individuals, many have small businesses or multiple real estate holdings, some don't have much at all.  In 34 years I have seen a lot of things, learned a few tricks, and cultivated the achieving of success for my clients.  Remember, your good outcome is my good outcome, too.  When you practice in a relatively small rural setting like this, referrals and reputation are critically important.  If you feel good about the outcome and the price, hopefully you'll recommend me to your friends and associates.. I provide detailed and itemized bills for hourly matters, and expect you to promptly advise me if you have any questions about your bill.  I will work with you to resolve your questions and will adjust the bill if doing so is appropriate in the circumstances.  Some matters, such as writing less complex Wills and Powers of Attorney, can be done on a flat fee basis.. Give me a call for a free telephone discussion.  I usually can answer a lot of your initial questions over the phone.  Or, call to arrange an office consultation.. Thanks for taking the time to read these paragraphs.. Ian

Aaron Cook has broad experience helping individuals and businesses with various transactions and financial matters.  These matters include trusts, wills, estates, purchase/sale of business and real estate, bankruptcies, dispute negotiations.  He has specifically helped clients to organize businesses, structure investment, plan for death or disability, discharge or reduce insolvent debt, manage potential legal liabilities, settle disputes, buy or sell enterprises, and wind down or terminate operations.  Aaron serves as a managing member of the law firm and oversees its organization.. Aaron also participates in projects of public interest.  Currently, he is publishing information and corresponding with interested parties toward establishing term limits for members of the United States Congress.. Aaron’s clients and colleagues include people of all walks of life and of varied circumstances.  He enjoys serving all people, regardless of their circumstances.  His clients have included hotel operators, restaurateurs, real-estate developers and managers, machine manufacturers, labor unions, veterans’ organizations, churches, auto-body specialists, dance studios, nursing agencies, and many others.. Aaron is a graduate of Yale Law School and Brigham Young University. He is married with three children. He enjoys activity in church with his family, serving as a youth basketball coach and scoutmaster, team sports and the outdoors, and conversing/reading about history, politics, religion and science.

Born and raised in California, Tresa Ann Sadler charted an academic path in Mathematics at the University of Washington before graduating cum laude from Seattle University in 2001. Upon passing the Bar in 2002, she joined the Law Offices of J. Michael Gallagher, honing her unique skills in Family Law and Estate Planning. Driven by a desire to offer more personalized service, Tresa launched The Law Offices of Tresa A. Sadler in 2009. In addition to managing her firm, she contributes to the legal community as a member of the Domestic Relations Attorneys of Washington.

Britt is the Vice President of Schneider & Williams, P.C.  Originally from Georgia, she graduated from Rockdale Magnet School for Science and Technology.  Britt then went on to attend Sweet Briar College in Sweet Briar, Virginia.  There, Britt chaired as Vice President of the Student Government Association, the Campus Events Organization, and a community service society unique to Sweet Briar.  She also enjoyed the opportunity to captain the Women’s Varsity Lacrosse team.  Britt graduated Sweet Briar College with a BA in Sociology with a minor in Religion.. Following graduation, Britt attended Samford University’s Cumberland School of Law in Birmingham, Alabama where she was named to the Dean’s List five out of the six semesters in which she was enrolled.  During her tenure at Cumberland, Britt clerked for Circuit Court Judge Elisabeth French and Federal Chief Judge Karon O. Bowdre for the Northern District of Alabama.  Both clerkships allowed her the opportunity to gain valuable insight from behind the bench, aid in the delivery of complex judicial opinions, and become entrenched in issues of Social Security Disability appeals.. In addition to the curricular activities Britt enjoyed during law school, she also had the good fortune to meet her now husband and law partner, Wren M. Williams.  Williams easily convinced Britt to return to the beautiful state of Virginia and settle in his hometown of Stuart where they could remain partners, not just in life, but in law as well.  When Britt is not drafting estate plans or aiding in the solution of a family issue, you can find her experimenting in her garden, on the back of a horse, or teaching their chocolate lab, Mousse, his latest trick.

As a mother, sister, daughter, wife, community educator and fierce protector of my clients and their families, I am here in both the good and challenging times.  While running my estate, elder, and special needs planning practice, I am also a board member for several nonprofits that support aging community members and parents of children with special needs.. Join my Trust Family!

As an attorney in private practice in the Denver metro area and Colorado Springs,  Catherine Hammond provides extensive estate and tax planning services to individuals and businesses, as well as elder law, Medicaid planning, probate, and trust administration. Ms. Hammond’s primary focus is protecting families from the devastating legal effects of disability and death. Through proper planning, individuals and families can avoid probate, protect their assets, pass on their legacies, and provide for the security of their loved ones. She will take the time to get to know you as individuals, to learn about your life and values, and work closely with you through an ongoing relationship to ensure your personal and financial goals are met as your life and the laws change over the years.. Ms. Hammond combines a background in business with a wide range of legal and personal experience to provide her clients with a uniquely practical perspective. An attorney since 1993, she devotes her practice solely to estate and legacy planning. Ms. Hammond also offers educational workshops on a variety of estate planning topics to both the general public and private groups, in addition to having taught Estate Planning and Taxation at Colorado Technical University.. Experience. Ms. Hammond learned firsthand the effects of failing to plan when her mother developed early-onset Alzheimer’s Disease without any planning documents in place, requiring her to endure the living probate of her mother’s estate. Through that experience she determined to help others avoid the added headache and heartache of a complicated and expensive legal process by obtaining a law degree and devoting her practice to estate planning.. Ms. Hammond’s professional experience began during law school when she worked for an estate planning and probate firm in Denver. Upon finishing law school, she worked on a contract basis with Denver-based Sherman & Howard. She then moved on to LexisNexis, a group providing authoritative legal information for attorneys nationwide, where she managed a team of attorneys and developed a knowledge of and love for the business world. Now, fulfilling her dream as a counselor and planner, she advises her clients on how best to achieve their goals while eliminating or reducing legal fees, taxes, publicity, and family conflict.. Ms. Hammond is a member of WealthCounsel, ElderCounsel, the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, the Colorado Springs Estate Planning Council, the Colorado and El Paso Bar associations, and is trained as a reconciler through Peacemaker Ministries. She formerly served on the Board of Governors for the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys. She is admitted to practice law before the Supreme Court of Colorado as well as the U.S. District Courts.. Education. Ms. Hammond completed her undergraduate work at Coe College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa in 1987, with a major in French and a minor in Psychology. She earned her Juris Doctorate from the University of Denver College of Law in 1993, with a concentration in estate planning, tax, and mediation.. Personal. Outside the office, Ms. Hammond enjoys a wide variety of activities including hiking, playing with her dogs, reading, writing and spending time with her daughters and granddaughters. She loves to cook and has a special interest in planned charitable giving.

As a 10 year old growing up, Frank witnessed firsthand the damage a catastrophic injury can cause to a family when his aunt Cholly, at the age of 31, was severely injured in a head-on car accident. She was in a coma for almost ten years, and ultimately passed away without ever waking up. After experiencing the heart wrenching consequences such a situation causes spouses, children, parents and siblings, he developed a passion for helping people plan to minimize the damage should the worst happen.. Frank graduated from the University of Colorado with a B.S. degree in Political Science in 1992, and the University of Colorado School of Law in December 1995. He was admitted to the Colorado Bar in May of 1996. Frank is a member of theDenverand Colorado Bar Associations, as well as theCBATrust and Estate, and Elder Law Sections. He has been a member of the Denver Estate Planning Council since 2000. He is a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, and worked closely with, and served as a volunteer guardian for, the Guardianship Alliance of Colorado.. Frank focuses his practice in the areas of Estate Planning, Asset Protection Planning, Charitable Planning, Legacy Planning, Medicaid and Public Benefits Planning, Business Planning (including entity formation and succession planning), Estate and Gift Tax Planning, Real Estate transactions (including construction law), Consumer Advocacy and Estate and Trust Administration and Litigation. He has prepared over 3400 estate plans as an attorney, as well as handling over 750 estate and trust administrations. He has given over 650 seminars on estate planning to various groups including those associated with Senior Planning Services, Kaiser Permanente, US West/Qwest, Capital Management Group, the Colorado association of Public Employees, the Communications Workers of America, Local Plumbers and Pipefitters Unions, Senior Tax Advisory, Colorado State Employee Credit Union, AG Edwards, Edward Jones, Wells Fargo Bank, The National Association of Retired Federal Employees, Coors Credit Union and numerous churches and labor unions throughout the state.. He is a regular attorney on LawLine 9, as well as Tom Martino’s Troubleshooter radio and tv shows.  He teaches classes on Estate Planning and Estate/Trust Administration for the Colorado Bar Association, National Business Institute, Front RangeCommunity Collegeand ColoradoMountainCollege.  He has co-authored a book titled, “How to Protect Your Family’s Assets From Devastating Nursing Home Costs--Medicaid Secrets”.  He also co-authored the “Planning for Special Needs Children” Chapter in the Colorado Handbook of Elder Law.  He has twice been named a prestigious Five Star Wealth Advisor for 2010 and 2011 by 5280 magazine and ColoradoBiz magazine.  Frank is a Colorado native who graduated from Regis Jesuit High School.  He has a six year old son.

I am the founder and principal attorney of the Law Office of Claire E. Dineen. I have  been practicing law since 1994 in the areas of elder law, estate and trust administration, and estate planning. My elder law practice includes conservatorship and guardianship proceedings, long term care planning and special needs planning. My estate planning practice focuses on assisting individuals with the preparation of wills, trusts, power of attorney documents, and advanced directives.

Experienced Estate attorney serving clients in United States and surrounding areas.

Denelle’s practice includes estate planning, trusts, and probate. As a graduate of the University of Washington and Seattle University, she particularly enjoys helping Puget Sound-area families plan for their future.. After law school, Denelle provided legal counsel to bioethicists and global health researchers at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle. This included legal and contract support for HIV vaccine trials across Africa. She applies these experiences with complex contract drafting and negotiations to her estate planning practice, ensuring quality while also taking time to explain the options for each client’s individual needs. Clients appreciate her warmth, intelligence, and attention to detail.

Our number one goal at Grey Dog is to provide leadership and companionship to our clients in navigating major life transitions rooted in Family and Estate Planning law. Grey Dog was created by seasoned attorneys with the desire to focus on providing direct, one on one guidance in particularly specific areas of law that require a personal approach.. Grey Dog is ready to be hands-on, loyal, and a constant comfort through the emotional and procedural complexities that accompany Estate Planning and Family Law.  At Grey Dog Law Family is Everything

Experienced Estate attorney serving clients in United States and surrounding areas.

I  am licensed to practice before the following federal courts: US Supreme Court-10/19/87; US Court of Appeals Fifth Circuit 11/18/1981; US District Court Western District-07/08/1980; Northern District-12/04/1987

Experienced Estate attorney serving clients in United States and surrounding areas.

Nevin Young practiced with an Annapolis law firm for 10 years before founding Burlington & Young, LLP, along with his partner Elizabeth Burlington. He has tried hundreds of cases in the State of Maryland and looks forward to discussing your case with you.. Burlington & Young, LLP, has offices in both Annapolis and Church Hill, Maryland, in order to better serve its clients. Call now for a free telephone consultation.

Laurel Salley was born and raised in the New Orleans area. She attended St. Martin's Episcopal School, the University of Miami, Louisiana State University and Tulane Law School.. While at St. Martin's, Laurel was very involved in the Key Club, a community service organization for high school students. During her years at LSU, she was involved with many campus organizations, including Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. After graduation from LSU, Laurel joined the Lakeside Kiwanis Club, the same community service organization that sponsored her high school's Key Club. She is a member of the Lakeside Kiwanis Club to this day.. While attending Tulane Law School, Laurel worked as a research assistant for A.N. Yiannopoulos, Eason-Weinmann Professor of Comparative Law and Editor of the Louisiana Civil Code. She also studied abroad for two summers, where she took courses taught by United States Supreme Court Justices, as well as Louisiana Supreme Court Judges, Appellate Court Judges and other renowned legal authorities.. Upon her graduation from law school, Laurel decided to join her mother in practice, forming the partnership of Salley & Salley, LLC. After practicing family law with her mother for five years, Laurel was certified as a Family Law Specialists by the Louisiana Board of Legal Specialization.