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Verified estate attorneys in
Washington, DC.
Estate attorneys serving Washington, DC. A firm is listed only when its own website publishes a dollar fee for estate settlement work, shows a street address in the state and a phone number, and names a lawyer who shows as active on the state's official lawyer lookup. MORTL writes the listing description from the firm's site. Sponsored Pro and Premium cards may include a provider-written bio.
Provider listings aren’t recommendations, endorsements, guarantees, or referrals. For each firm, we found a lawyer it names listed as active on the state’s official lawyer lookup on the day we checked. We don’t check disciplinary history, availability, or quality. Check those directly before hiring.
What Washington, DC law says before a provider can do anything
Ask a funeral home about these before you sign. They set what has to happen, and when, no matter who you hire.
Verified in Washington, DC so far: 7 financial advisors, 4 funeral homes, 3 grief counselors, 2 hospice & palliative care.
Every figure here comes from MORTL's Washington, DC guide, which cites the statute or the state agency behind it. Read the Washington, DC guide for the rest of it: the cremation and burial rules in full, probate and the small-estate threshold, who inherits when there's no will, advance directives, and the estate tax.
If someone has already died, what to do first in Washington, DC is the order to work in. It's free and it always will be.
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About This Directory
How provider listings work.
Providers come from public sources and provider submissions. Before a listing goes live, MORTL checks the provider's phone, business address, and working website. MORTL writes standard listing descriptions from that site. Sponsored Pro and Premium cards may include a provider-written bio. A provider without a working website isn’t listed.
A listing isn’t a recommendation, endorsement, guarantee, or referral.
MORTL checks a license only for estate attorneys: a lawyer the firm names has to show as active on the state’s official lawyer lookup before the listing goes up. MORTL doesn’t verify any provider’s disciplinary history, availability, or quality of service. Provider information can change after a listing is added.
Before hiring any provider, check their license with the state licensing board or professional authority, get pricing in writing, and confirm availability directly.
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Worked with a funeral home, grief counselor, hospice, financial advisor, or death doula worth finding? Tell us who they are. It takes a minute and it's free.
Every suggestion gets the same check as the rest of the directory: we confirm the provider's phone and address against their own website before anything is listed.
Death doulas aren’t in the directory because no verifiable registry exists to check them against. You can still suggest one; submissions stay open.
For Providers
Get listed. Free.
MORTL readers are planning ahead: people getting their wills, directives, and funeral wishes in order before a crisis. Listing here puts you in front of them before they need you.
A standard listing in the MORTL directory costs nothing, now or later. We list funeral directors, grief counselors, financial advisors, and hospice providers. Founding providers get in before the category fills up.
Death doulas can apply, but don’t appear in the directory yet: no verifiable registry exists to check a doula listing against.
A listing in the MORTL directory isn’t a recommendation, endorsement, guarantee, or referral. Before hiring any provider, verify credentials directly with the appropriate state licensing board.
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Estate Attorneys by state
Every state has its own estate attorneys page, and every listing is checked against the provider's own website before it appears.
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- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- Florida
- Georgia
- Hawaii
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nebraska
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New Mexico
- New York
- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington
- Washington, DC
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
Provider Directory Disclosure: A listing in the MORTL directory isn’t a recommendation, endorsement, guarantee, or referral. Before listing, MORTL checks each provider's phone, business address, and working website. MORTL writes standard descriptions from that site; sponsored Pro and Premium cards may include a provider-written bio. MORTL doesn’t verify every license, disciplinary history, availability, or quality. Check credentials directly before hiring. Read our Provider Review Policy →