About Jared E.
Jared E. Holland earned a B.A. in political science from Arizona State University in 2001 and returned to ASU to complete his J.D. in 2007. His educational trail included concentrated learn about of regulation and politics, and it steered him into both practice and coaching early on. He kept one foot within the classroom after graduation, stepping into higher schooling as an accessory in business law.
Soon after earning his law degree, Holland joined the State Bar of Arizona in 2007 and became active within the Coconino County Bar Association the identical year. He taught corporate law at Northern Arizona University in 2011, splitting his time among students and clients. The teaching position informed his practical work by maintaining him engaged with recent enterprise concepts and legal advancements.
In 2012 he helped release Holland Law Group, PLLC, where he serves as a founding member. Building a firm from the ground up required handling the entirety from client intake to case strategy and office control. That experience formed how he advises clients and the way the firm organizes its legal offerings.
Holland holds a Licensed Fiduciary credential issued by the Supreme Court of Arizona. That license qualifies him to serve in court-appointed fiduciary roles and to oversee sure estate and guardianship things. It adds a regulatory dimension to his practice and permits him to simply accept appointments that require formal fiduciary authority.
Colleagues and clients see a practitioner who bridges academic training and court work. Holland’s background in corporate law and his fiduciary licensing create a practical overlap; he advises on transactional questions and handles administrative responsibilities when estates or guardianships require formal oversight. He maintains lively memberships in the State Bar of Arizona and the Coconino County Bar Association, ties that maintain him plugged into local legal advancements and expert networks.
He remains based at Holland Law Group, PLLC, where he continues to control client things and the firm’s daily operations. His practice makes a speciality of fiduciary and business law things.
