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Attorney advertising. Brian T. Bradley, Esq., Bradley Legal Corp, Wilsonville, Oregon. Licensed in California, Oregon, and Washington, and serving clients nationwide; matters under other states’ law are handled with local counsel where required. This page is general information, is not legal or tax advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Outcomes depend on facts, timing, and jurisdiction. Articles reflect the law as of their publication dates and may not reflect later changes. The Bridge Trust® and Dynasty Bridge Trust® are registered trademarks of their owner, used with permission.
Disclosure: I handle every trust engagement as co-counsel with the Trust Protector, an affiliated firm that prepares the trust documents and serves as protector on the Bridge Trust® and Dynasty Bridge Trust®. I am directly involved in each engagement, from design through implementation. The legal fee is divided between the two firms, as set out in the engagement letter, and I am paid for that work.
