As of September 30, 2026, 2030 Law is no longer taking new clients.
Estate planning is still a core part of what Brighton Jones does. We have launched Brighton Jones General Counsel Services to be a more coordinated model for the legal side of your planning. Your advisor leads, bringing in the right legal resources at the right time.
Existing 2030 Law clients: we will continue to support you through the transition. Please contact your advisor with any questions.
Why 2030 Law
Holistic, personalized estate planning guided by your life goals
Estate Plans and Trusts
An estate plan—whether with a revocable trust or will—allows you to distribute assets as you intend upon your passing. Plans take into account family goals and needs, tax planning, assets/net worth, and state laws.
Powers of Attorney
A power of attorney designates someone who can act on your behalf—making both financial and medical decisions—if you cannot do so. A medical directive outlines your desires relating to health circumstances.
Tax and Wealth Transfer
Set up tax-efficient transfers to future generations, charities, and loved ones, and plan strategically to determine the best method or trust vehicle in making transfers—whether one time or over a period of time.
Our Process
2030 Law offers expertise in both the transactional and transformational aspects of an estate plan. We work with you to figure out not only tax saving and estate strategies, but also to determine exactly how those strategies translate into the impact you want to see your money create.
Discovery: Outline your needs and long-term goals. What do you ultimately want to accomplish? We take the time to understand your personal and family values.
Planning: Using a holistic view of your financial, tax, wealth transfer, and philanthropic endeavors, we build a customized plan with actionable recommendations.
Implementation: Once you feel confident in the scope of your plan, we implement and execute it on a one-off or ongoing basis. Of course, we will revisit the plan as your needs change.