Trevor Vincent Hanzeli

Trevor’s practice includes a diverse spectrum of civil law matters, including estate planning, estate administration, guardianships, business formation and real estate matters. Trevor’s primary focus is to provide his clients with the skill and expertise they need to understand and address the complex legal issues that impact their lives. Hiring an attorney is a daunting prospect, and people often only seek legal representation or advice to address stressful situations. After advising and defending numerous clients, standing next to them in some of the most challenging moments of their lives, Trevor endeavors to proactively guide clients as they shape their future.

Trevor began practicing law with Daniel Roach of the Roach Law Firm after graduating law school in 2016, while waiting to report for military service with the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps. His active-duty assignments included three years at the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence, at Fort Rucker, AL. There, he served as an Administrative and Labor Law Attorney, and then as Trial Counsel and Special Assistant United States Attorney, prosecuting cases at Courts-Martial and in the Middle District of Alabama Magistrate Court. Due to prior experience in private practice, Trevor was given an extra duty of providing estate planning assistance for the numerous service members and retirees in the vicinity of Fort Rucker. In 2020, Trevor was assigned to the Joint Base Lewis-McChord Trial Defense Service Field Office, one of the busiest jurisdictions in the Army, where he served as a Complex and Capital Litigation attorney. After two years with the Trial Defense Service, defending those who defend America, Trevor left active duty to return to Walla Walla and the Roach Law Firm. Trevor served on active duty for five and a half years, before transitioning to the Washington Army National Guard, where he continues to serve as a Judge Advocate.

Trevor has a passion for public service, instilled by his family and nurtured through his years of Scouting, where he earned his Eagle Scout Award. During law school, Trevor continued to serve his community by volunteering as a Rule 9 Legal Intern with the Washington State Attorney General’s office, assisting in contract, real estate, and construction matters on behalf of the Department of Transportation and citizens of Washington State. Trevor continues to volunteer in the Walla Walla Community, particularly with the Walla Walla Catholic Schools.