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**John Harrison Myers - Estate Planning and Probate Attorney** Located in the picturesque town of Sisters, Oregon, John Harrison Myers is a dedicated estate planning and probate attorney at Evashevski Elliott PC. A proud fifth-generation Oregonian, John was raised in the charming community near McMinnville, where he developed a deep appreciation for the state's unique culture and values. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Business Management from Oregon State University, equipping him with a strong foundation in finance and management that is invaluable in his legal practice. John graduated cum laude from Willamette University College of Law, where he honed his legal skills through the estate planning clinical program. This hands-on experience allowed him to develop a keen understanding of the intricacies involved in estate planning and administration. After gaining valuable experience at a law firm in Bend, John established his own practice, focusing exclusively on estate planning and probate matters. In 2024, he joined the esteemed team at Evashevski Elliott PC, where he continues to serve the needs of families and individuals across Oregon. With a wealth of experience, John has assisted numerous clients in crafting customized estate plans tailored to their unique needs. His expertise extends to navigating the complexities of probate and trust administration, ensuring that each client receives compassionate and personalized guidance through what can often be a challenging process. John’s understanding of family dynamics, combined with his legal acumen, makes him a trusted advocate for those looking to secure their legacy and protect their loved ones. For anyone seeking knowledgeable and empathetic legal support in estate planning and probate in Oregon, John Harrison Myers is a reliable choice.
Trust attorneys help individuals and families create and administer trusts for asset protection, tax planning, and wealth transfer. Common matters include trust creation, trust administration, trust disputes, special needs trusts.