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Dylan Thomas Trosper is a seasoned attorney based in Camas, WA, specializing in adoption and probate law. With a robust legal career that began in 2011, Dylan initially served as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) for foster children in Multnomah County. This experience, which spanned over five years, laid a strong foundation for his commitment to family law, allowing him to develop a deep understanding of child welfare issues. Since earning his law degree from Lewis & Clark, Dylan has been practicing law since 2013. He qualified for the Oregon law student appearance program, gaining valuable hands-on experience in family law, business law, bankruptcy, and landlord-tenant disputes. With licenses to practice in both Oregon and Washington, Dylan combines regional expertise with a passion for serving his clients. Dylan is a doubly certified Guardian ad Litem, recognized under both Revised Code of Washington Title 11, focusing on probate and trust law, and Title 26, which addresses domestic relations. His comprehensive understanding of these areas enables him to adeptly navigate complex legal matters, particularly in adoption and probate cases. Additionally, Dylan has extensive experience in enforcing monetary judgments, including garnishments and debtor’s exams. Beyond his professional achievements, Dylan's journey is rooted in hard work and dedication. After initially working for his grandfather’s tile setting company, he pursued higher education, majoring in history with a focus on the history of science and the U.S. Constitution. Outside of his legal practice, Dylan enjoys spending time at his property in the Idaho panhandle, where he indulges in his passion for house remodeling. His unique background and unwavering commitment to client service set Dylan apart as a trusted advocate in the legal community.
Probate attorneys guide families through the estate administration process after a loved one passes. They handle court filings, asset distribution, and dispute resolution. Common matters include estate administration, will contests, heir disputes, trust administration.