$ 270-300 per hour
also known as June Weppler, June Weppler
My practice areas include Medicaid Applications & Appeals, Elder Law, Estate Planning, Disability and Benefits Planning, Probate (Trust and Estate Administration), and Collaborative Family Law. I am dedicated to preserving peace, well-being, dignity, wealth, and legacies of the families in Tumwater/Olympia/Lacey and the greater South Sound area. I can help you plan for your or your loved one's eventual (or immediate) long term care, incapacity, and passing on, while protecting your assets from taxation, medical expenses, and unnecessary litigation. If you are in crisis due to disability, death, or divorce, I will do my best to help you move on and build a better future.
I graduated from Seattle University School of Law in 2000 and University of Washington School of Law in 2003, receiving J.D. and LL.M in Tax respectively. I am a member of the Washington State Bar (family law section), the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP), Collaborative Professionals of Washington (CPW), Collaborative Professionals of Pierce County Collaborative Law, Senior Action Network of Thurston County, and National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys. I am a founding member of Collaborative Professionals of Thurston County and a member of CPW Practice Committee.
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208 Lee St SW, Suite 108, Tumwater, WA, 98501
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Posted by anonymous | May 2, 2022 | Hired Attorney
June is a vital advocate in a complicated process. There's no way we could have gotten our family member on Medicaid on our own; there's just too much to know and do, and it's so easy to make a permanent misstep. It cost us a substantial amount to secure my parents' assets, but for us it was very wor...
Posted by Sue | September 15, 2021 | Hired Attorney
I would highly recommend Weppler Law for your elder care legal needs. I would have never been able to navigate my parents needs without June. June's knowledge and wisdom of elder care is remarkabl
Posted by Shelly | March 23, 2021 | Hired Attorney
June Weppler is an amazing attorney! Her knowledge and skill with Medicare law made her indispensable for my parents estate planning. She is also kind and very easy to work with. I totally recommend her.
Posted by Anne P Roberts | November 2, 2020 | Hired Attorney
Ms. June Weppler is the best attorney! We not only recommend Ms June Weppler, but we're sure once you have used her service you will never go anywhere else! Ms. June Weppler is the most helpful, reliable and trustworthy attorney when it comes for legal needs. My husband and I were amazed and impre...
Posted by anonymous | June 24, 2020 | Hired Attorney
June is a great lawyer, she is very professional and did a great job with my case.
"June is a very knowledgeable and hard-working attorney who really cares about her clients. She will always go the extra mile."
Workers compensation lawyer
2010
Certificate of Achievement, US Army JAG Corps
2001
Certificate of Appreciation, Washington Korean Chamber of Commerce
1998
Year End Scholar, Seattle University School of Law
2016 - Present
Attorney, Weppler Law Office PLLC
2003 - 2016
Attorney, Weppler Law Office
2001 - 2002
Attorney, Owens Davies
2000 - 2001
Attorney, Jay Goldstein Law Office
1999 - 2000
Law Clerk, Deloitte & Touche
2017 - Present
National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (Washington chapter)Member
2017 - Present
Collaborative Professionals of Thurston CountyFounding Member
2016 - Present
National Academy of Elder Law AttorneysMember
2000 - Present
Washington State Bar AssociationMember
2019 - 2020
South Sound Senior ServicesBoard Member
2016 - 2020
the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP)Member
2016 - 2019
Collaborative Professionals of WashingtonMember and Committee Member
The hearing examiner ruled that the DSHS inappropriately assessed a transfer penalty and reinstated the applicant's eligibility.
The DSHS conceded its error and offered to reinstate the applicant's Medicaid eligibility
On reconsideration, the DSHS agreed to disregard the resource in question and approve the application.
The APS issued a letter with no substantiated findings.
2013
LL.M - Master of Laws
2000
JD - Juris Doctor
2022
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Medicaid and Long Term Care
2017
German
Korean
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