We Protect What Matters To You
Our Eugene-based estate planning and business law firm understands Oregonians and Oregon law. From simple wills to setting up trusts, business transactions to food and beverage law, we are here to help you achieve your goals and represent your interests.
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An estate plan helps you maintain control over your finances and healthcare, and find peace of mind. Megan’s estate planning services are ideal for any Oregonian, at any stage of life.
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Commercial law experience for your business. You want your company to be a success. That’s why it’s important that you have the right Eugene business law attorney on board.
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Representing residential landlords and resolving Oregon rental disputes
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Estate Planning Legal Services
Oregon wills, trusts, POA, MPOA, probate, and more for Eugene, Springfield, and beyond
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Oregon Landlord & Tenant Law
Representing residential landlords and resolving Oregon rental disputes Oregon residential landlord representation Under Oregon law, both landlords and tenants…
Read MoreMeet The Eugene Estate Planning & Business Law Attorney
Welcome to Willamette NW Law Firm, LLC, the Law Office of Megan Salsbury. Estate planning, business law, Oregon landlord/tenant law, and the administration of the law are the heart and soul of what we do.
Serving Oregonians
Based in Eugene, Megan Salsbury works with clients throughout Oregon, including these counties:
- Benton
- Coos
- Deschutes
- Douglas
- Lane
- Lincoln
- Linn
Personal service
When you contact our Eugene law office, Megan always makes time to talk to you and respond to your questions.
When you hire us, Megan is the one working on your case, not another Eugene estate planning, residential landlord, or business law attorney. We treat our clients like family and would love to welcome you into ours.
Give us a call to schedule your consultation today and take one step closer to reaching your goals!
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Testimonials
“Ms. Megan Salsbury performs beyond the call of duty! She meets the needs of families to guide through wills, probate, and laws of the state! Highly recommended by myself and family. Positive, professional, knowledgeable, and supportive.”
Ty
“Megan is well versed in Estate law, and her help in a complicated Estate has been super. I would recommend her!”
Bill
“Megan was very knowledgeable on wills, trusts and other estate planning documents. She was also quick to respond and get back to me. I will come to her again for services.”
Jason
“After speaking with a few lawyers which I wasn’t impressed with, I was fortunate to be referred to Megan to set up my estate, living trust, and will. She was easy to talk to and very detailed and helpful. She answered all my questions and guided me to make the best sound decisions for myself and family. I definitely…
Debi
“My case didn’t involve a lot of money. I simply needed legal advice, in a hurry, regarding my rights and the rights of a dementia patient. She was very generous with her time, and gave me solid legal and common sense advice. Megan is very couteous, very friendly and very down to earth. Her advice served me well, and…
Diana
“Megan did a great job. My father has a sizable trust and I am the sole beneficiary. To this point, several family members were involved. Megan articulated my position so that the courts understood my situation based on the will provided. Her follow up is superior and we as a family are truly thankful for her council. Megan is…
Justin
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