About Jamie Corrine
Jamie Corrine Clausen practices estate planning and elder law in Seattle, Washington — She has been a member of the Washington State Bar since 2007. The firm focuses on providing comprehensive legal services to clients handling the requirements of estate planning, guardianship, and elder law issues. Jamie's office is located in the heart of Seattle, where she serves clients. She earned her J.D. from the University of Washington School of Law in 1997, the same year she completed her M.A. in International Studies from the same institution.
This dual educational background equips her with a unique perspective on the global implications of estate planning and elder law. During her time at law school, she developed a strong foundation in legal principles that guide her practice today. Most of her work involves drafting wills, trusts, and powers of attorney, as well as advising clients on estate tax implications. She also represents clients in guardianship proceedings, ensuring that the rights and needs of vulnerable individuals are protected. Cases typically range from straightforward estate planning to complex disputes over guardianship and elder care arrangements. Before establishing her practice, Jamie held various positions that enriched her legal expertise.
She began her career as a Lawyer Advisor in 2001, followed by an Associate role in 2002. These experiences laid the groundwork for her current practice. This lets the attorney gain insight into the details of family dynamics and legal challenges that often arise in estate planning. Jamie is actively involved in several professional organizations. She serves as the Treasurer for the King County Bar Association Collaborative Law Section and chairs the King County Collaborative Law Civil Practice Group. Additionally, she is a law professor at Edmonds Community College, where she shares her knowledge with aspiring legal professionals.
Her commitment to education and collaborative law reflects her dedication to improving the legal field in her community. She is also a member of the King County Bar Association Guardianship and Elder Law Section. Through these roles, Jamie aims to advocate for best practices in estate planning and elder law, ensuring that clients receive the most informed and compassionate legal guidance possible.
