hero_pattern.png

Law Office of Rachel A. Brooks

Guardianship, Conservatorship & Elder Law

Advocating for elders since 2004.

Located in downtown Vancouver, Washington, our office offers services to our greatest citizens, their families and their care providers.

Our office employs an experienced staff with decades of experience in the fields of guardianship, probate, estate planning, trust administration and vulnerable adult protection.

We'd love to talk. Please contact us to set up a consultation. 

 

Contact

➤ LOCATION

1014 Franklin Street, Library Suite
Vancouver, Washington 98660

Office hours

M-F, 9 am to 5 pm

☎ CONTACT

(360) 699-5801

Areas of Practice


Guardianship & conservatorship

We can help request appointment of a guardian or conservator to protect a disabled adult, and we can also discuss alternatives.  We represent both professional and lay guardians and conservators. 


vulnerable adult cases

We help vulnerable persons and those who care about them apply for protection under Washington's Vulnerable Adult Protection Statute.


TRUST ADMINISTRATION

We advise trustees and other fiduciaries on their duties and can petition the court to approve accountings and to terminate or modify trusts.


ESTATE PLANNING

Due to an increased demand for guardianship services, Rachel is not providing estate planning services at this time but will be happy to refer you to a lawyer who does provide these services.


probate

Probate is a court case in which a deceased person's creditors are paid and their assets transferred to their heirs and beneficiaries.  We can help families with probate and discuss probate alternatives. 


LITIGATION

Our staff has extensive litigation experience and can represent clients in contested guardianship, trust and probate matters.  We make every effort to help clients reach mutually agreeable outcomes, but if the case calls for it, we are ready to proceed to trial. 

 

 
 
We ought to do good to others as simply as a horse runs, or a bee makes honey, or a vine bears grapes season after season without thinking of the grapes it has borne.
— Marcus Aurelius