In-home estate planning · Central Oregon
Estate planning at your kitchen table.
Wills, trusts and powers of attorney from Jake Womack, an Oregon attorney since 2010. He comes to your home anywhere in Central Oregon, and the first 30 minutes are free.
5.0(7 Google reviews)
- Google rating
- 5.0 from 7 reviews
- Appointments
- At your home, by appointment
- Licensed
- In Oregon since 2010
- Consultation
- First 30 minutes free
Your attorney
Kristofer “Jake” Womack
Jake has been licensed in Oregon since 2010, and in North Dakota since 2012. His background includes defending clients who couldn’t afford a lawyer, and landlord–tenant law. Today his practice is estate planning, and he brings it to your kitchen table.
- Licensed in Oregon since 2010
- Licensed in North Dakota since 2012
- Endorsed on Avvo by a fellow attorney for his “thorough preparation” and “tireless work ethic”
Reviews
What clients say
Most mentioned in reviews: trust creation, compassion, convenience, travel and patience. Jake replies to every review by name.
5.0 · 7 Google reviews
“Someone who listens and understands, and then actually does what they say they will do. And he doesn’t nickel and dime you to death.”
Google review
“His no nonsense pricing and his straight forward approach to Wills and Trusts and his clear explanation of Estate Planning in general is exactly what I was hoping for.”
Google review
Sound familiar?
If you’ve been meaning to get to it, you’re in good company.
“We keep meaning to get to it.”
“Our will is years out of date.”
“Mom needs help, and we’re not sure where to start.”
“My brother lives out of state.”
“I don’t want the kids arguing over the house.”
“What does a trust actually do?”
The first 30 minutes are free, and Jake comes to you.
Call (541) 264-0841Without a plan
If you don’t have an estate plan, Oregon already has one for you.
Without a will or trust, Oregon law decides who inherits your property, not you, and a court oversees the process.
Who inherits
Without a will or trust, Oregon law decides who receives your property.
Who raises your children
A plan names who will care for your minor children.
Who decides if you can’t
Powers of attorney and a healthcare directive name who makes financial and medical decisions for you.
What your family goes through
Without a plan, a court oversees the process, which can mean delays, expenses and stress.
A plan lets you decide instead.
Call (541) 264-0841In-home appointments
Jake comes to you.
No office to find and no drive into town. Jake meets you at your kitchen table, anywhere in Central Oregon, by appointment. Emergency appointments are accepted.
Jake comes to you
- Bend
- Redmond
- Sisters
- La Pine
- Madras
- Prineville
…and surrounding areas, by appointment.
“Best of all he came to my house, instead of me having to go to Bend!!”
Google review
Services
What goes in a plan
Jake prepares the documents most families need, and explains each one in plain English.
Wills
Who gets what, and who’s in charge of making it happen.
Revocable living trusts
A trust you control while you’re alive, with a plan for what comes after.
Durable power of attorney
Someone you trust can handle your finances if you can’t.
Advance healthcare directives
Your medical wishes in writing, and who speaks for you.
Elder-focused estate planning
Planning for later life, including for a parent who needs care.
Why Jake
Why families call Jake
He comes to you
Appointments at your kitchen table, anywhere in Central Oregon.
Free 30-minute consultation
Talk it through before you decide anything.
Installment payments
Reviewers mention fair pricing and splitting the payment into installments.
Emergency appointments
By appointment only, and emergency appointments are accepted.
Family out of state
Jake works with family members who live out of state.
Licensed since 2010
Licensed in Oregon since 2010 and in North Dakota since 2012.
“Your family may never thank you for having an estate plan. And that’s kind of the point.”
Jake Womack, on his Google profile
How it works
Getting started is easier than you think
- 01
A free 30-minute consultation
Call and talk it through. The first 30 minutes cost nothing.
- 02
Jake comes to you
He meets you at home, anywhere from La Pine to Madras, by appointment.
- 03
Your plan, in plain English
Wills, trusts and directives explained clearly, with installments if you need them.
- 04
Keep it current
When life changes, Jake can review your plan so it still does what you want.
Planning for a parent
Might as well leave your family a plan instead of a scavenger hunt.
If you’re helping an aging parent get a plan in place, Jake meets them at home, anywhere in Central Oregon, and takes the time they need. He also works with family members who live out of state.
- Meetings at your parent’s home
- Works with family members out of state
- Installment payments available
“As a caregiver for a senior with dementia, I was incredibly impressed by his patience, kindness and thoroughness… He went above and beyond traveling to the house which was a huge relief. He was also fair with his pricing allowing us to split the payment into installments.”
Google review
Fees
Plain pricing, and installments if you need them.
Reviewers mention fair, no-nonsense pricing, and the option to split the payment into installments.
- The first 30 minutes are free
- Installment payments available
- Will
- Who gets what, and who’s in charge of it
- Revocable living trust
- A trust you control while you’re alive
- Durable power of attorney
- Someone you trust handles your finances if you can’t
- Advance healthcare directive
- Your medical wishes, in writing
FAQ
Questions families ask before they call
Still wondering? Call and ask. The first 30 minutes are free.
Call (541) 264-0841Is the first consultation free?
Yes. The first 30 minutes are free.
Does Jake really come to my home?
Yes. He meets clients at their kitchen table anywhere in Central Oregon, by appointment, including Bend, Redmond, Sisters, La Pine, Madras and Prineville. Emergency appointments are accepted.
Do I need a will or a trust?
A will says who gets what and who’s in charge of it. A revocable living trust is one you control while you’re alive, with a plan for what happens after. Which one fits your situation is exactly what the free 30-minute call is for.
What happens if I die without a will in Oregon?
Oregon law decides who inherits your property, not you, and a court oversees the process. A plan lets you decide instead, including who raises your minor children and who makes decisions for you if you can’t.
Can you help us plan for a parent?
Yes. Jake meets aging parents at their own home anywhere in Central Oregon, and regularly works with adult children who live out of state to help coordinate the plan.
What does it cost?
Wills, trusts, powers of attorney and healthcare directives are flat fees, agreed with you before you start, and reviewers mention fair, no-nonsense pricing. Installment payments are available. Call for a quote.
How often should a plan be reviewed?
Whenever life changes — a marriage, a new grandchild, a move, or a change in health. Jake can review an existing plan to make sure it still does what you want.
Free consultation
“I’ll get around to it someday” is a terrible estate plan.
The first 30 minutes are free. Call Jake, or leave your number and he’ll call you back.
- First 30 minutes free
- In-home appointments across Central Oregon
- Installment payments available
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