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Every client is offered a free initial consultation at which we discuss your legal needs, suggest how those needs may be met, and explain the legal costs that you can expect.

Our goal is to represent you professionally with the highest quality of services, while always keeping in mind our respect for you and your goals. Whether you are looking for an attorney to probate an estate, draft wills, or represent you in a real estate matter, we will give you practical, real-world legal advice coupled with experienced legal counsel. At Trunkenbolz | Rohr PLLC, we look forward to working with you. There is never any cost for an initial consultation.

Probate
Probate is the process through which assets and property are gathered and distributed to a person’s beneficiaries after his or her death. Probate is not required in all cases in Washington, regardless of whether the person who died had a will. Probate is typically filed in cases in which the deceased person was the sole owner of real estate or had a significant amount of personal property. The administrator, who is either assigned by the court or designated through the deceased person’s will, will gather the deceased person’s assets, pay any outstanding debts, and distribute any remaining assets. It is important for anyone who may be a beneficiary of a deceased person’s estate to consult a skilled attorney to explain the probate process and how it can affect his or her rights.

Real Estate
Deciding to buy or sell real estate is one of the most important decisions that a person can make, and it is vital for anyone entering into a real estate transaction to consult an experienced attorney to help prevent issues from arising during or after the sale. There are numerous problems that can arise during a real estate transaction, such as disputes over boundaries, disagreements over contractual terms, and questions regarding the validity of prior transfers of title. If you are considering buying, selling, or leasing property, a real estate attorney can assist you in drafting any necessary contracts and addressing any issues regarding the transfer of the property.

Estate Planning

Estate planning is a broad term used to describe arranging for how your estate will be distributed in the event of your death. Wills are typically used to set forth how a person’s property should be disbursed, but in some cases, it may be more appropriate for a person to create a trust to protect his or her assets. Additionally, people can engage in estate planning to set forth their wishes as to the care that they will receive in the future and whether anyone is granted the right to make decisions on their behalf. A knowledgeable estate planning attorney in the Spokane area can advise you on the benefits of each estate planning option and help you select the alternative that best addresses your needs.