Rhiannon Ketola
Elder law and Medicaid planning
Care, cost and what a spouse at home may keep. Rhiannon began in this work after helping her own mother.
Our lawyers
The lawyers you'll meet
Each of us leads one kind of work, and each of us reads the files of the other two.
Imke Lathrop
Special needs and guardianship
Trusts beside benefits, and guardianship only when nothing lighter will do.
Jorgen Stenson
Wills, trusts and probate
Plans written to be read, and estates settled on a calendar the family can see.
Three desks, one file
A family usually meets one of us first and the other two within a few weeks, because one parent's care often touches all three kinds of work: a power of attorney, a Medicaid application, a trust.
The paralegal and the office manager answer the phone. They can tell you where your papers are, when the next deadline falls and which of us to ask.
Which of us should you ask for?
Tell us what's going on and we'll match you. If we're not the right firm, we'll say so and point you elsewhere.