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Adam Famulary is a graduate of the University of Utah (BA) and Willamette University College of Law (JD), and is a former Staff Sergeant in the Army National Guard. Prior to founding Famulary. Masterful Attorneys, he worked at a Salem law firm. In this role he gained substantial information on the ins and outs of estate planning and probate.
Adam takes pride in analyzing court cases throughout the United States that apply to his areas of practice. Furthermore, Adam regularly presents seminars to other attorneys about various estate planning issues. His articles have been published in the Central Oregon Medical Society Newsletter and the Keizertimes, among other places. His focus and determination to provide clients with the highest caliber of legal representation has led to positive outcomes for families throughout OregonAs part of his commitment, he serves on the board of Rockwest Training Company, a Salem nonprofit company that helps disabled individuals gain the skills they need to enter the workforce.
Adam is dedicated to providing asset protection and estate planning to Oregon residents, and enjoys spending time each month analyzing virtually every new court case in the United States that deals with asset protection in order to offer the best services to his clients. He prides himself in tailoring estate plans to each client's needs, regardless of how large or small their estate is. He has worked on estates of over $10 million dollars in value. Adam's trusts have held up under scrutinization of opposing counsel. Prior to opening his own law firm, Adam worked at a Salem law firm for close to two years. Adam presents seminars on estate planning and related topics on a regular basis. Adam is a member of the Oregon State Bar Association, and is a board member of Rockwest Training Company, Inc., a non-profit that helps train and employ disabled people.
In his spare time, Adam enjoys teaching his daughter new things, biking, Brazilian jujitsu, golf, and just about anything else that is outdoors.
About Adam Famulary
Current Employment Position(s)
- Retired, since January 1, 2021
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Pro Bono Activities
- Rockwest Training Company, Board
Past Positions
- Mills Jacobson Halliday, P.C., Law Clerk, 2011 - 2012
- Army National Guard, Staff Sergeant
Education
- Willamette University College of Law, Salem, Oregon
J.D. - University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah
B.A.
Major: Political Science
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12725 SW Millikan WaySuite 300 Beaverton, OR 97005
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