Areas of Practice

Legal Guardianships ~ Medicaid Planning ~ Estate Planning ~ Tax Planning

Legal Guardianship: When someone cannot take care of him or herself and someone else wants to take care of them a legal guardianship is needed. When a person is guardian of an estate, that guardian is legally able to make all financial and healthcare decisions for the incapacitated person. Compared to a power of attorney – the person holding that power is called the attorney-in-fact (AIF) – the AIF has legal authority to do whatever the document, durable power of attorney, authorized the AIF to do.

The reason we petition for guardianship is that Social Security, doctors and nursing homes cannot talk to certain people – so we fix that in the courts with a legal guardianship. Call Today: (509) 340-3733

Medicaid Planning: One of the many fears of older Americans is that they may end up in a nursing home. This not only means a great loss of personal autonomy, but also a tremendous financial cost.
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Estate Planning: Estate planning is vital to everyone--not just the rich or the old. An estate plan does more than ease the tax burden. It can provide financial and emotional stability to your surviving spouse and children, even your adult children.
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Tax Planning: If you own a business, your business's tax situation has a tremendous effect on your personal and family tax situation.
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Legal Guardianship Attorney
Phone: (509) 340-3733