About Kenneth J.
Kenneth J. Wolfley took a path into law that reflects several different interests. He began with technical training, earning a B.S. in Construction Management from Brigham Young University-Idaho in 2006. He then moved into legal studies, receiving a J.D. in Business Law from Willamette University College of Law in 2012 and an LL.M. in Taxation from the University of Washington School of Law in 2015.
Those credentials shape the way he practices. The construction background gives him familiarity with project workflows and contract terms. The J.D. provided a grounding in corporate and commercial rules. The LL.M. added formal training in federal and state tax rules. Together they create a mix of technical and legal perspectives that he brings to client matters.
He is admitted to practice in Washington and works out of a private practice. His professional life centers on serving individuals and businesses that need help with the overlap between business operations and tax obligations. He handles counseling on business formation and transactional issues, and he advises on tax consequences that follow business decisions. He also reviews and negotiates contracts where commercial terms and tax treatment interact.
Colleagues describe him as someone who pays attention to detail and prefers to map the practical consequences of legal choices. That approach shows in how he prepares documents and explains risk to clients. Instead of leaning on jargon, he breaks issues into concrete steps and timelines that business owners and managers can use in decision-making.
He has worked with clients across several industries, and his construction degree sometimes proves useful when projects, subcontractor agreements, or construction financing raise legal and tax questions. He draws on classroom training in taxation and business law to address issues such as entity selection, tax reporting, and transactional structuring. At the same time, he remains willing to refer matters outside his practice to other specialists when a case requires litigation or niche regulatory expertise.
Today he practices through Wolfley Law Office, PLLC in Washington. His work combines tax law and business law counseling, contract work, and transactional assistance for local and regional clients. He currently concentrates his practice on tax and business law matters in Washington.
