L.R. "Rusty" McGuire Partner Education
Rosalia High School- 1982 Eastern Washington University, B.A. in Government- 1986 University of Idaho, J.D.- 1989 Washington State Bar Association Idaho State Bar Association National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys about
Rusty was raised on the family farm that was homesteaded by his great-grandfather west of Steptoe Butte on t he rolling hills of the Palouse. Rusty advises clients in all aspects of elder law, estate planning and estate administration. He also has extensive knowledge in all areas of agricultural law, including estate and tax planning for family, family corporations, and partnerships. Rusty guides families dealing with farm and business issues during the transition of generations. He also advises families on farm real estate transaction planning. He also advises on planning and appeals dealing with Federal farm programs administered by FSA and NRCS. Because of his specialized experience, Rusty has been invited to speak at the Ag Expo in Spokane, Washington discussing topics pertaining to asset protection for the elderly, nursing home matters, estate planning, tax planning, and family farm business planning. He has also published various articles in Wheat Life. He has also appeared on panels discussing agriculture at EWU and has spoken at Farm Credit Services seminars. Rusty serves on several boards for Eastern Washington organizations. He is currently a trustee for the Washington Wheat Foundation, St. John Historical Society, Palouse Country Assisted Living and the WSU Land Legacy Council. He is a member of Lincoln, Adams, and Whitman County Bar Associations. 
John Kragt Partner Education
Ritzville High School-2003 University of Alabama 2007- B.A. in History Gonzaga University School of Law 2011- J.D. About
John’s practice includes agribusiness planning for farm families, corporations, LLC’s, and other entities. Alternative Energy leases have become a large part of his practice, and he enjoys working with clients through all phases of the process. John also focuses on the related transactional work including farm leases, land sales, and easements. He is involved with advising clients in areas of estate planning and probate, which includes gift and estate tax planning for his clients. He is a member of Adams, Lincoln, and Whitman County Bar Associations. John and his wife Kellie and their three small children keep them busy with all of their activities as well as being an elected Ritzville Hospital Commissioner and an active member of the Ritzville Lions Club and Ritzville Golf Association. In his free time he enjoys golf and pickleball. 
Hannah Kimball Associate education
Richland High School - 2011 Washington State University – Bachelor’s degree in Biology, Minor in Business Administration - 2015 Washington State University – Spokane – Master’s degree in Healthcare Policy and Administration – 2017 University of Idaho College of Law – 2024 About
Hannah resides outside Garfield and enjoys spending time with her horse and mule. Her weekends are spent skiing, fly fishing, and dirt biking in the surrounding Idaho forests. Hannah holds a license in both Washington and Idaho Hannah is passionate about serving Whitman County’s unique needs. She has lived in Whitman County since 2012 and has built lasting connections throughout her time here. Her previous career in healthcare regulatory compliance also brings a new service area to our firm. Hannah’s practice includes: - Healthcare law - Municipal work - Agribusiness law including LLCs and C-Corps - Estate planning, including farm succession planning, tax and gift planning, and children’s trusts - Transactional work including farm leases, easements, and real property issues |
Mark DeWulf Partner Education
Kennewick High School-1985 Eastern Washington University 1989 - B.A. in Business Finance, Minor-Technical Writing University of Puget Sound School of Law 1993- J.D. about
Mark’s practice includes agribusiness planning for farm families, corporations, LLC’s, and other farm entities. He also focuses on the related transactional work including farm leases, land sales, and easements. Mark’s practice naturally involves estate planning, probate, and Medicaid planning for his clients. Mark has developed a specialty in water law. He provides a broad spectrum of water law services to his clients including water right sales, and temporary and permanent changes. Mark has worked closely with Department of Ecology, several local water conservancy boards and has experience with appeals to the Pollution Control Hearings Board. He also advises on planning and appeals dealing with Federal farm programs administered by FCIC, FSA and NRCS. Mark has been an invited speaker at the Ag Expo in Spokane, Washington discussing topics pertaining to water law, Medicaid and estate planning, and agricultural tax planning. Mark also represents several municipalities including the Town of Odessa, Lincoln County Public Hospital District No. 1, the Odessa Public Development Authority, the Odessa Metropolitan Park District and the Lincoln County Public Utility District. Mark enjoys hunting, fishing and hiking. Mark is active in the Odessa Lion’s Club and Volunteer Fire Department. 
Matthew Johnson Partner education
Colfax High School-2006 Pacific Lutheran University 2010 – B.A. in Business Finance Saint Louis University School of Law 2014- J.D. About
Matthew’s practice includes: - Agribusiness planning for farm families, corporations, LLC’s, and other farm entities - Transactional work including farm leases, land sales, easements, real property issues and Landlord-Tenant law -Estate planning, probate, trust administration, Medicaid, gift and estate tax planning He is a member of the Washington State Bar Association, Whitman and Lincoln County Bar Associations. Matthew resides in Colfax with his family. Matthew also enjoys staying active playing sports including basketball and golf. 
Jacob Montgomery Associate Education
Harrington High School-2016 Eastern Washington University 2020- B.A. in Psychology Gonzaga University School of Law 2024- J.D. About
Jacob was raised in Harrington Washington where he developed a close connection with the rural communities of Lincoln County. Driven by a strong commitment to supporting rural communities in Lincoln County and beyond, Jacob provides practical, tailored solutions that align with each client’s unique goals. His practice includes many aspects of real estate law including leases, land sales, easements, covenants, and other real property interests, agribusiness planning for farm families, many aspects of elder law planning, collection matters, landlord tenant law, and contractual drafting and enforcement. In his spare time, Jacob enjoys golfing at the Harrington golf and country club, hunting, and fishing. Accomplishments: -Magna Cum Laude: Gonzaga University School of Law -Gonzaga Law Review: 2022-2023 -Published in Gonzaga Law Review Volume 58, Issue 3. -CALI Excellence for the Future Award in Corporations |