Guardianships: Protection for incapacitated persons under the Revised Code of Washington, Title 11. Prepare Petitions to the court to determine if an alleged incapacitated person (AIP) is legally incapacitated. Have a Guardian Ad Litem investigate and report to the court. If the AIP is found to be incapacitated, then have a Guardian appointed to represent the incapacitated person. Assist the Guardian with reports to the court, periodic reviews, and accountings.

Estate Planning/ Wills: Reviewing and setting up estate plans to carry out the wishes of individuals, to protect assets, transfer property to loved ones, carry on business during periods of incapacity, minimize taxes, and to avoid court oversight where possible. This includes preparation of such documents as Last Will and Testament, Trusts, Powers of Attorney, Community Property Agreements, Directives to Physicians (Living Wills), Declarations regarding Cremation and donation of Organs and Tissues.

Probate: Representing the Personal Representative (Executor) of the estate of a deceased person, assuring that the final wishes of the decedent as stated in their Last Will and Testament are carried out in full. If no Will, then file intestate estate according to law. Notice to Creditors, DSHS, and IRS.

Business Law: Contracts and business negotiations. Assistance in business formation, sole proprietorships, partnerships, corporations, and limited liability corporations.