About Our Firm
James Greenwood founded Greenwood Law, LLC (Greenwood Law) to provide assistance to his community in planning and passing wealth from one generation to another. The firm's broad mission is to assist those in each community served in planning for death, taxes, and major life events in ways that reduce the burden on clients and the community and maximize the wealth retained by each client.
We help clients plan for the future and litigate issues across a spectrum of legal challenges. Our team is focused on providing top-quality service to our clients and delivering a sound experience.
We proudly offer discounts to active and retired military service members, union members, and disabled veterans.
What Our Clients Are Saying
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“Greenwood Law did it prompt and at a reasonable rate.”- Phantom F.
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“We really appreciate her communication and timely handling of the sale details.”- Karen W.
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“All contacts via phone call, text, and email I sent to Maiah and Kara were promptly responded to and professional.”- Linda M.
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“The entire process was handled with professionalism, efficiency, and great attention to detail. Kara and James were incredibly supportive, always available to answer questions.”- Don D.
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“Barb at Greenwood Law was great to work with. She is very knowledgeable and did an excellent job explaining things in detail.”- Donna D.
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“Barb made the process easy by explaining every detail of the sometimes challenging process. Barb and the entire staff are wonderful to work with.”- Ulla S.
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“Barb guided us through the details with her pleasant, approachable and professional manner.”- Susan S.
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“There follow up and follow through is impeccable. I felt very assured in their LEGAL advice and guidance.”- Chris N.
Stay In The Know
The law shouldn't be a mystery.
We share clear, practical insights to help you understand your options and make wise decisions—in plain language, with no jargon and no performance.
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