Jana Triska - Portland, OR
Attorney at Chenoweth Law Group LLC
Estate Planning Lawyers in Portland, OR
510 SW Fifth Avenue Fourth Floor Portland, OR 97204
Portland Estate Planning Lawyer
Updated: 03/09/2026
Areas of Practice
- Estate Planning
- Estate and Trust Administration
- Probate
- Transactional Business Law
Attorney Information
Overview
Jana’s client-centered practice focuses on estate planning, estate and trust administration, probate, and transactional business law.
Prior to Chenoweth Law Group LLC, Jana worked as general counsel in start-up business and in her own firm specializing in transactional entertainment, business law, and intellectual property law in Los Angeles. After moving to Portland, Jana worked in an estate planning firm and found her passion for counseling clients regarding estate planning and administration.
Jana enjoys working with individuals and families to craft solid estate plans to ensure their loved ones receive their intended gifts upon passing while avoiding family disputes over distributions. Jana counsels clients on strategies to minimize taxes and protect and conserve assets. Jana takes great care to clearly communicate her advice to clients, while firmly believing it's just as important to listen to clients as it is to advise them. She has a passion for clarity and plain-language agreements to ensure her clients understand any proposed plan or action.
Estate planning is a sensitive area of law and Jana’s compassionate yet direct approach helps put people at ease when discussing money and delicate family matters.
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510 SW Fifth Avenue
Fourth Floor
Portland, OR 97204
Phone: 503-446-6261
Fax: 503-221-2182
Email: Send a message
Website: https://www.chenowethlaw.com
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