Welcome to the Law Office of David C. Slade. Mr. Slade has practiced law for 27 years, helping people of all walks of life with their legal affairs. For 25 years Mr. Slade practiced law in both the public and private sectors, including several cases at the U.S. Supreme Court. The Law Office of David C. Slade is dedicated to providing affordable, customized legal service to each client over a broad range of non-litigation legal matters, including:
- Wills & Trusts, to assist you and your family with Estate Planning
- Probate when a family member dies;
- Appeal your trial decision if you believe the outcome needs review, or defending the trial decision if the losing party appeals
- Constitutional Law. Many appeals directly focus on constitutional law matters. Mr. Slade is a Constitutional Law Scholar.
- Mediation for small business disputes, employment matters, and separation or divorce
- Charity and Non-profit [501(c)(3)] organizations. Whether you're planning on establishing a non-profit organization, or have questions concerning the operation of a 501(c)(3) entity, the Law Office of David Slade can provide you with the assistance you need.
- Environmental Law. In recognition of his outstanding career in national and international environmental law, in 1999 Mr. Slade recieved the Distinguished Graduate Award in Environmental Law from his alma mater, the Lewis and Clark School of Law, commonly ranked as the number one environmental law school in the country.
- The Public Trust Doctrine In Motion Mr. Slade has written extensively on the Public Trust Doctrine, and is recognized as a national expert on the subject. Building on his works in the 1990s, Mr. Slade has just published The Public Trust Doctrine In Motion reviewing the application of the Public Trust Doctrine to the country’s public lands, waters and resources over the last decade. Everyone concerned about the future of America's water resources should own this book.
The Law Office of David C. Slade is fairly unique in its policy of “coming to the client” rather than requiring clients to always come into a law office. For clients who are disabled or elderly, it is often far easier for them to meet with a lawyer in their own home, where they have all of their own records, rather than coming in to a law office. Families often feel far more comfortable discussing their Estate Planning around their kitchen table.
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