Flexibility in Client Meetings
The Courtney Law Office offers flexibility in how meetings can be arranged for client preferences. Chris has been continuously meeting with clients in person (in-office, at the firm’s zero-entry alternate office in Roseville, outside, and more!), via phone, and via Zoom. Reach out at (612) 356-2635 or chris@courtneylawoffice.com to set up your first appointment today!
“Chris is very knowledgeable, competent and friendly. … Highly recommended .” —Erin S., Courtney Law Office client
About Christine B. Courtney
Christine B. Courtney is the principal attorney of Courtney Law Office, where she practices primarily in estate and incapacity planning, trust and probate administration and elder law. She represents clients of all incomes and backgrounds and seeks to partner with them to resolve their legal matters.
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The mission of the Courtney Law Office is to provide client-centered service while navigating the legal landscape of that client’s particular needs and goals.
At the Courtney Law Office, we meet clients where they are. That means providing home visits and meetings at facilities; giving careful attention to details related to religious practices; working within the preexisting family structures and dynamics to create a plan and attend to the client’s needs; and providing culturally sensitive legal services to all clients.
PRACTICE AREAS
Probate & Estate Administration
Navigating complex legal systems in the wake of a loved one’s passing.
Trust Administration
A space to ask questions and find answers for trustees and other fiduciaries.
Wills and Trusts
Provide for how your property is managed during your lifetime and how your property is distributed after your death
Special and Supplemental Needs Trusts
Access unexpected financial windfalls while maintaining medical benefit eligibility.
Fiduciary Selection
Our relationships are always changing and adapting, and our legal documents should too.
Health Care Directives
Essential to providing your chosen person the legal authority for making important medical decisions if you no longer can.
Medical Assistance Planning
Legal help as you navigate the maze of elder care planning.
Powers of Attorney
Give another person (the “attorney in fact”) the ability to make legal and financial decisions on your behalf.
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