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**Christopher Joseph Yoson** **Attorney at Law** **CIRRUS LAW PLLC** **Seattle, WA** Christopher Joseph Yoson is a distinguished attorney at CIRRUS LAW PLLC, based in Seattle, Washington, specializing in corporate governance, estate planning, insurance, probate, and tax law. With a profound understanding of complex federal and state tax matters, Christopher provides strategic legal guidance to individuals and closely-held businesses. In his estate and trust practice, Christopher adeptly navigates the intricacies of estate and trust planning, advanced wealth transfer strategies, and probate processes. He is well-versed in estate and trust litigation, ensuring that his clients’ interests are effectively represented in contested matters. Additionally, he offers comprehensive support in drafting and negotiating prenuptial and postnuptial marital agreements, enabling couples to safeguard their financial futures. For closely-held businesses, Christopher’s expertise extends to tax-efficient structuring and business succession planning. He skillfully drafts shareholder agreements, including "buy/sell" agreements, and provides counsel on corporate governance and contractual matters. His knowledge of asset and stock sales, combined with his focus on executive benefits—such as nonqualified deferred compensation under IRC 409A and split-dollar life insurance arrangements—ensures that clients are equipped with tailored solutions that meet their unique needs. Christopher Yoson is committed to delivering exceptional legal services that empower his clients to make informed decisions and achieve their financial goals. His dedication to excellence and comprehensive approach makes him a trusted advisor for individuals and businesses seeking expert legal representation in Seattle and beyond.
Estate planning attorneys help individuals plan for the distribution of their assets and care during incapacity. They create wills, trusts, and other documents to protect families and minimize taxes. Common matters include wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives.