About Lisa A.
Lisa A. Kremer took an unconventional trail to the regulation. She earned a B.A. from Mills College in 1990 and observed that with a M.A. from the University of Missouri School of Journalism in 1992. More than a decade later she returned to school and acquired her J.D. from the University of Washington School of Law in 2008. The series indicates a planned profession change instead of a straight-line trajectory.
Her legal career has been shaped by that mid-profession shift. She is certified to practice law in Washington and is a senior associate at Gordon Thomas Honeywell LLP. In that position she handles an array of things typical for litigators and counselors operating with older clients and their families. Colleagues describe her as methodical in the manner she strategies client files and clear in her explanations to clients and courts.
Kremer’s professional affiliations underline the areas she works in everyday. She serves as a trustee of the Tacoma-Pierce County Bar Association and sits on the Executive Board of the Elder Law Section of the Washington State Bar Association. She holds membership in the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys and the Tacoma Estate Planning Council. She has been concerned with Pierce County - Washington Women Lawyers for many years and served as that group’s president in 2005.
Those associations correspond together with her practice areas. Her work touches elder law, property planning and estate administration. That includes counseling on long-time period care making plans, guardianships, powers of attorney and drafting property plans meant to address the wants of aging clients and their households. She combines an attorney’s attention to statutory element with a capacity to explain complex legal and monetary options in plain language.
Within her firm she advises clients and coordinates with other professionals when instances require financial, medical or tax input. She seems in courtroom when legal proceedings or contested matters arise, and she prepares the files that switch assets or set up choice-making authority. Her background in journalism informs how she organizes details and prepares narratives for hearings and mediations.
Outside of client work she continues to participate in bar and nearby expert organizations and contributes to discussions on senior law coverage and practice. She remains active within the network of practitioners who handle the legal matters that include aging and household transitions. She presently focuses her practice on senior law, property making plans, estate administration and related matters.
