Yes. Jasmine provides independent legal advice in matters involving fiduciary responsibility, substitute decision-making, estate and trust administration, and related disputes. Some engagements are advisory; others involve representation. The scope of services is confirmed at intake.

Yes. Where appropriate, Jasmine represents clients in court in matters involving fiduciary responsibility, substitute decision-making, estate and trust administration, and related disputes. The nature and scope of representation are confirmed at intake and formal retainer.

Not all matters are appropriate for independent advisory or representational work. Inquiries are reviewed to assess scope, suitability, and the appropriate role of legal services before any engagement proceeds.

Jasmine advises and represents individuals, fiduciaries, professionals, and institutions, often in circumstances involving heightened responsibility, sensitivity, or complexity.

Engagements proceed only following appropriate intake and confirmation. A lawyer-client relationship is not established unless and until a formal retainer is confirmed.