Serving Oregon & Idaho · Fully Virtual
Estate, elder, and business law — clear, flat-fee, and built around your schedule.
Helping Oregon and Idaho clients protect what they've built — remotely, reliably, and in plain language.
Professional Affiliations
Life and business both come with big decisions — and bigger consequences if you get them wrong. Track Town Law helps individuals and business owners across Oregon and Idaho plan wisely, protect what matters, and avoid legal messes down the line. From estate plans to LLCs, trusts to contracts: clear, customized legal services that match your goals — not a one-size-fits-all template.
In Oregon, doing nothing is still a plan — just not yours
Our Services
Legal solutions to protect your future
Three practice areas, one approach: plain language, transparent pricing, and strategy that fits your goals — not a template.
Estate Planning
Because the people you love deserve more than good intentions.
- Wills & Trusts – Make sure your assets reach the right people, on your terms, without unnecessary probate.
- Powers of Attorney – Choose someone you trust to step in for financial or healthcare decisions — before you need to.
- Advance Healthcare Directives – Document your medical wishes now, so your family isn't left guessing.
- Special Needs Planning – Protect a loved one with disabilities without jeopardizing their benefits.
Small Business Law
Legal strategy for owners building something worth protecting.
- Business Formation – The right structure from the start — with an eye toward protection, taxes, and what comes next.
- Operating Agreements & Bylaws – Clear rules for ownership, decisions, and what happens when partners disagree.
- Contracts & Agreements – Custom agreements that reflect how your business actually operates.
- Succession & Exit Planning – Build the legal foundation before you need it.
Elder Law & Medicaid
Legal guidance for aging with dignity and financial security.
- Long-Term Care Planning – Build a strategy before a crisis hits, so you control the outcome.
- Medicaid Asset Protection Trusts – Protect your home and assets from spend-down, with the right timeline.
- Spousal & Family Protection – Preserve income and assets for a healthy spouse when care becomes necessary.
- Qualified Income Trusts – When income exceeds Medicaid limits, a Miller Trust keeps eligibility intact.
Serving Oregon & Idaho — virtually
Legal planning should be clear, convenient, and built around your life. Track Town Law delivers estate planning and business law across Oregon and Idaho — with evening and weekend appointments available — so you can protect your future without stepping into a law office.
Meet Jared Hight
Founder · Attorney · Estate & Business Law
Most attorneys learn business from contracts. I learned it from the inside.
Before I ever passed the bar, I spent a decade as a business executive — making the kinds of decisions that determine whether a company grows, stumbles, or gets sold. Then I spent nearly another decade as general counsel to a company I helped scale to a high-value acquisition. I've sat at both ends of the table.
That background shapes everything about how I practice law. When a business owner comes to me about an LLC, an operating agreement, or a succession plan, I'm thinking about what actually happens when things go sideways — because I've seen it. When a family comes to me about a trust or a Medicaid plan, I bring the same clarity: cut through the complexity, protect what matters, and make sure the people you love don't pay for decisions you didn't make.
Experience
20+ years in business — first as an executive, then as general counsel to a company I helped scale to a high-value acquisition. Elected member, Oregon State Bar House of Delegates.
Approach
Flat-fee pricing. Plain language. Legal strategy that fits your goals — not a template.
Availability
Virtual across Oregon and Idaho, with evening and weekend appointments — on your schedule.
Have a question? We're here to answer.
How does a fully remote law firm work?
The same way a traditional law firm does — just without the commute, the waiting room, or the downtown parking situation. Our process is straightforward:
- Free Consultation – We meet by phone or video to talk through your situation, answer your questions, and map out a plan. No billable clock running.
- Custom Document Drafting – I prepare your documents based on your specific goals, family situation, or business structure — not a fill-in-the-blank template.
- Review & Revision – You review everything, ask questions, and request changes until it's right. This step matters and we don't rush it.
- Formal Signing – We coordinate the signing process, including notarization and witnesses where required.
Does Oregon have its own estate tax — and does it affect me?
Yes, and it catches more people than you'd expect. Oregon imposes its own estate tax on estates above $1,000,000 per person — one of the lowest thresholds in the country. Many Oregonians who never think of themselves as wealthy are exposed to it.
The good news: with the right planning structure, married couples can often preserve both spouses' Oregon exemptions — effectively shielding up to $2,000,000 from Oregon estate tax. If your estate is approaching or above $1,000,000, this is worth a conversation.
What's the difference between a will and a trust?
A will directs how your assets should be distributed after you die — but it has to go through probate first: a court-supervised process that takes time, costs money, and becomes part of the public record.
A trust transfers assets directly to your beneficiaries without probate — faster access, lower costs, and privacy. Trusts also give you more control over timing, conditions, and how assets are managed for minor children or family members who need additional protection.
Which one is right for you depends on your assets, your family, and your goals. That's exactly what a free consultation is for.
Do you help with LLC formation in Oregon or Idaho?
Yes — and probably differently than you'd expect. Unlike generic online services that file your paperwork and call it done, my goal is to make sure your LLC is actually built to protect you: the right structure for your situation, an operating agreement that reflects how your business really runs, and planning for ownership changes, disputes, and exit scenarios before they become problems.
I spent two decades in business before practicing law. I've seen what happens when the legal foundation is solid — and when it isn't.
Does Track Town Law offer evening or weekend appointments?
Yes — and that's by design. Most people can't take time off work to meet with an attorney, so Track Town Law offers virtual appointments until 9 pm two nights a week, plus weekend availability twice a month. You can view real-time openings and book directly online. If you don't see anything that fits your schedule, drop me a line and we'll make something work.
Plan smart — for your family and your business.
Build a strategy that protects what you've worked for, today and tomorrow.