Carol Mccaulley Available Now

In practice in Washington since 2001 and Oregon since 2002, Ms. McCaulley has years of legal experience assisting with the issues that can impact lives at all stages. While she often works with the elderly, disabled, and terminally ill, her practice is not confined to any stage of life. She has diverse legal experience in estate planning (e.g., wills, trusts, and community property agreements, etc.), guardianships, probate administration, small businesses formation (e.g., Corporations and LLCs), contract review and negotiation, establishing non-profits (help with 501(c)(3) filings), employment law issues, etc. Carol obtained her J.D. from Lewis & Clark (formerly known as Northwestern School of Law at Lewis & Clark College) after working for years in Risk Management and Human Resources. She also holds Master's Degrees in European History (Washington State University) and in Theology/Bioethics (Holy Apostles College and Seminary). Dedicated to working to uphold the dignity of each person, Ms. McCaulley and her husband founded a non-profit to respond to the needs of the elderly, disabled, and terminally ill. This organization now operates an adult care home to provide a beautiful loving residence regardless of financial means, and which collects and distributes durable medical goods to the community.