I love working with Erica Ragsdale, Josi and team. She and they have got me through a very…read moredifficult time after losing my husband to cancer. They helped me through all the estate pieces, then an update to my Will with a gentle touch since so many things are triggers of grief. Thank you Three60 Law Group.

​​I engaged Jennifer King's services after my previous estate attorney -- who was exceptional --…read moreretired, intending to establish a thoughtful, well-prepared estate plan. From the beginning, I was very clear that I was in excellent health and was approaching this proactively ​-- not urgently​ -- and that I still needed essential information before I could finalize anything. Unfortunately, despite this clarity, at exactly the one-year mark from my initial conversation with her, I found myself repeatedly pressured to finalize and sign draft documents that were incomplete and inaccurate. One example: a provision in the will assigned $24,000 each for the care of my two pets ​-- ten times the amount I had instructed. I pointed this out multiple times in writing and even spoke to Jennifer directly by phone, where she assured me she was correcting it "in real time" during the call. Yet the error remained in every subsequent draft. The larger concern, however, was the overall tone and approach that developed. Jennifer and her assistant worked as a tag team, pushing forward with a signing schedule despite my telling them that the documents were incomplete and, in some cases, inaccurate. In one meeting, Jennifer strongly criticized me in front of my financial advisor for "taking too long," even though I had made it clear from the start that my draft was incomplete. To make matters worse, this advisor was new to my team, making the comment especially cringeworthy, inappropriate, and unprofessional in my view. Additionally, Jennifer provided names of Trust Services companies I could consider as executors but repeatedly emphasized their supposed inconsistency and unreliability, noting that she was considering offering trust services through her own firm. When I spoke with the trust company I ultimately chose, they were very interested to learn this. In my view, it is concerning when an attorney plants seeds of doubt about other professionals in the field, especially when positioning themselves as the more reliable alternative. Writing a will is a highly personal, detailed process that requires trust, patience, and care. It is not something to be rushed when a client has been clear they are not ready. Since transitioning to a different estate attorney, I've experienced a much more respectful, patient, and collaborative process. I'm deeply grateful for the difference. If you are a client who wants to move at your own pace, ensure every detail is correct, and be treated as a true partner in the process, I would advise caution when considering Jennifer's services. She may be better suited to clients who are ready to sign within a short timeframe and who prefer a faster-paced, attorney-directed process. I take no pleasure in leaving a one-star review, but I believe it's important to share my experience candidly so others can make an informed decision when selecting an estate attorney.

Madeline is great to work with as she is very knowledgeable and has the experience! She and her…read moreassociates can be trusted!!!

I've worked with Madeline, Jason and Colleen on several occasions over the last 5 years. Regardless…read moreof the matter, whether it be a complex probate case, or estate planning, they've handled each of my cases with care, efficiency and expertise. When hiring Gauthier & Associates, you can trust that your matter will be handled by an experienced team who has your best interests in mind.

Kathleen Royer has mediated family law cases for me on three occassions. I recommend her without…read morereservation! Ms. Royer is knowledgable, has a keen understanding of child development, and is a well respected attorney and former Pro Tem Judge. She is able to clear a path toward resolution in high conflict cases and moves toward an efficient and fair settlement. Ms. Royer brings a wealth of experience in family law and is one of our respected leaders in the area. Consider using Kathleen Royer as your mediator, you won't regret it.

Kathleen helped my husband and I work towards and amicable divorce. We wanted to come to the…read moreeasiest dissolution of our marriage, however we have kids and a house and needed guidance getting through this process. Kathleen simplified the paperwork and was able to meet us where we were at for our specific process. Time and money well spent!!

I needed advice on a fairly complex set of legal questions related to a death in the family. Wynnie…read morewas extremely knowledgeable, listened attentively, and demonstrated a lot of empathy for our situation. I would highly recommend her services - I was very impressed by her subject matter expertise, and the advice she gave was well reasoned and sound.

Very positive experience working with Wynnie Johnson this year to draft and complete my estate…read moredocuments this year. Very knowledgeable, thorough, reasonable cost and kind. Really appreciated her flexibility when my witness was not able to show up on time!

Karen helped me through a very long legal process with my father's estate. Through the entire…read moreordeal, fighting the state, other relatives who weren't present until after his passing, and through a complicated, convoluted and contentious situation, Karen remained forever the ultimate professional. She is wise and competent and really cares about her clients. I would recommend her for anyone looking for an honest and hard working attorney. She's simply the best.

Karen was so knowledgeable in helping my partner and me with our estate planning that I called her…read moreagain interstate trusts issue. She offered several alternatives that did not require the thousands of dollars it would have cost had we proceeded in the way I originally planned. She's a diplomat, easy to work with, and knows the law. I highly recommend her for anything to do with family law.

We hired these folks twice. The first time was to help in the purchase of our first house. THe…read moresecond time was for a will and other estate documents. I found them very helpful, polite, patient, willing to answer all our questions. This is the first time we have done 'grownup' stuff like this, and they made it quite easy, and I am very grateful.

Diana and her team helped my wife and I buy a home needing a sewer easement and legal documentation…read morebefore title would issue a policy. Diana's research into King County law and coordination with our Title Company and Real Estate agent saved the day. She led everyone, step by step, to a resolution that addressed both issues in time for closing. She was proactive in sharing her expertise and forecasting what was next each stop of the way. It was impeccable delivery of advice.

Theresa helped us create our wills a dozen years ago. When we recently needed to update them, she…read morehelped us do so very promptly, made suggestions for other updates to make (to power of attorney docs), and did it all online with great efficiency. We appreciated her responsiveness and helpfulness!

Theresa was wonderful to work with. She was patient, thorough, and clear in every explanation. She…read morecommunicated promptly by phone and email, making the process smooth and stress-free for my spouse and me. Her professionalism, kindness, and attention to detail gave us complete confidence. I highly recommend her to anyone seeking a knowledgeable and caring will and trust lawyer.

Unless you have a simple marriage or divorce issue they are not interested. Anything complicated…read moreseems to throw them. I would avoid

Though most people don't ever hope for a divorce, those who go through them hope for a good one…read more And one way to have a good one is of course to have a great lawyer, but perhaps also to think about the process as a way to come to mutual agreements about moving forward, as opposed to a battle of separate interests. For those who lean toward the former approach, Adrienne Keith is a fantastic resource, not only as a lawyer but as a calm, steady person. She works in Collaborative Law as well as mediation, and is active not only in volunteering but also in writing an insightful, funny, sensitive blog about divorce and family law-related topics (http://splitsvillenews.com/). While I didn't technically utilize Collaborative Law (she provides legal divorce services other than just that process), Adrienne was so helpful in carefully walking me through each step of the process, always calm, professional yet warm, and perfectly prepared. I truly appreciated her attitude of non-combativeness and of working to find mutual solutions to sticky issues. Should you find yourself or know someone who's in the situation of needing representation through a divorce or family law issue, do yourself a favor and get in touch with her. Plus, on the way out of the courthouse she handed me a really thick envelope....When I got home, I opened it. A lovely bar, of bittersweet chocolate. What more can a girl want when she gets her old name back?