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Theressa Hollis is a partner with the law firm of Fitzwater Law. Her practice emphasizes legal issues unique to the elderly and their families, including guardianship and conservatorship proceedings, probate estates, trust administration, and estate planning. She specializes in emergency (“temporary”) guardianships and conservatorships.
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27 years | 850 cases
27 years | 800 cases
27 years | 800 cases
27 years | 750 cases
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Chat withState: Oregon
Acquired: 1998
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6400 SE Lake Rd Ste 440, Portland, OR, 97222-2195
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"Theressa is an exceptional attorney for matters including Probate, Guardianship and Elder Law. I have known Theressa for many years and I am happy to recommend clients to her for her knowledge and exceptional professionalism as well as her compassion for her clients. I endorse this lawyer."
Elder law lawyer
2017
President's Public Service Award, Oregon State Bar
2000 - Present
Partner, Fitzwater Law
1998 - 2000
Attorney, Scalf & O'Halloran
2012 - Present
Guardian PartnersPresident
2000 - Present
Guardian/Conservator Association of OregonMember
1998 - Present
Oregon State BarMember
1998 - Present
Oregon State Bar, Elder Law SectionMember
1998 - Present
Oregon State Bar, Estate Planning & Administration SectionMember
Member
Member
Member
1998
JD - Juris Doctor
1992
BA - Bachelor of Arts
2006
Initiating Probate Estates
2004
Initiating Probate Estates
2003
Initial Probate Estates
2003
Temporary Guardianships
2006
2006
2004
2004
2003
2003
English
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