Introduction

Clients who have worked with Armstrong & Jameson, P.S. consistently return to two things in their accounts of the experience: the firm communicates clearly, and the attorneys give them straightforward explanations of their options. For people facing bankruptcy, criminal charges, probate proceedings, or the need to plan their estate, that kind of clarity is not a courtesy; it is a practical requirement for making informed decisions.

Armstrong & Jameson operates from 1491 Tapteal Drive, Suite A in Richland, Washington, serving clients across the Tri-Cities area. The firm covers bankruptcy law, criminal defense including DUIs and related matters, estate planning, and probate law. Its attorney team’s approach begins with listening to the client, discussing the facts and available options, and exploring likely outcomes before any strategic decisions are made.

Practice Areas

Bankruptcy Law

Bankruptcy is a federal legal process designed to give individuals and businesses a structured path through overwhelming debt. Armstrong & Jameson handles bankruptcy matters for Tri-Cities area clients. The legal and financial complexity of a bankruptcy case, including the choice between Chapter 7, Chapter 13, and other options, requires an attorney who can explain the implications of each path in terms clients can actually use.

The firm’s reputation for straightforward explanations is particularly valuable in bankruptcy, where clients may be hearing legal and financial terminology for the first time and making decisions with significant long-term consequences.

Criminal Defense

The criminal defense practice covers DUI charges, trespassing, false charges, and related criminal matters. Clients in criminal proceedings face potential consequences that can include fines, license suspension, probation, and incarceration. The firm’s track record includes cases where charges were dropped, a result that reflects the kind of outcome-focused work that distinguishes effective criminal defense from minimal representation.

DUI cases in Washington carry specific procedural requirements and deadlines. The firm handles the defense of DUI charges within that framework, working to challenge the evidence and procedures that underpin the prosecution’s case.

False charges require a defense that directly confronts the credibility of the accusation. The firm handles these cases for clients who have been accused of conduct they deny and who need vigorous representation to protect their record.

Estate Planning

Estate planning at Armstrong & Jameson covers the documents and structures that determine what happens to a person’s assets and dependents after death or incapacity. This includes wills, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and trust structures appropriate to the client’s situation. The Tri-Cities area client base includes individuals at every stage of life for whom this planning is relevant, from young families establishing first plans to older clients updating documents as circumstances change.

Clear communication is as important in estate planning as in any other practice area. Clients who understand what their documents do, and why they are structured the way they are, are far better positioned to make decisions that actually reflect their intentions.

Probate Law

Probate is the court-supervised process through which a deceased person’s estate is administered, debts are settled, and assets are distributed. Armstrong & Jameson handles probate matters for families in the Tri-Cities area. The process can be more or less complex depending on the size of the estate, the clarity of the documents, and whether disputes arise among heirs or creditors.

The firm’s combination of estate planning and probate experience means it understands both how plans are built and how they are administered, which informs the quality of the planning work it does for clients who want to simplify the process their families will face.

Location & Service Area

Armstrong & Jameson, P.S. is located at 1491 Tapteal Drive, Suite A, Richland, Washington 99352. The firm can be reached by phone at (509) 943-4681.

Website: akwalaw.com/

The firm serves the Tri-Cities area of Washington, which includes Richland, Kennewick, and Pasco, along with surrounding communities in the region.

Client Focus

Armstrong & Jameson serves individuals and families in the Tri-Cities area across four distinct legal needs. The connecting thread across bankruptcy, criminal defense, estate planning, and probate is the firm’s emphasis on listening, explaining options clearly, and helping clients understand the likely outcomes of their choices before committing to a path.

People who contact a law firm during a financial crisis, a criminal charge, or the death of a family member are under stress. An attorney team that prioritizes clear communication and that explores outcomes with clients rather than simply issuing instructions addresses that stress in a functional way. Clients who understand what is happening and why are better equipped to participate in their own representation.

The firm’s track record in criminal defense, including cases where charges have been dropped, reflects the practical outcome of that approach. Thorough preparation, direct engagement with the facts, and clarity about options tend to produce better results than passive representation.

FAQ

What areas of law does Armstrong & Jameson handle?

The firm handles bankruptcy law, criminal defense (including DUIs, trespassing, and false charges), estate planning, and probate law. It serves clients in the Tri-Cities area of Washington.

Has the firm successfully defended criminal charges?

The firm’s track record includes cases in which criminal charges were dropped. Results vary by case depending on the specific facts and circumstances, and past outcomes do not guarantee future results. Prospective clients facing criminal charges can contact the firm to discuss their situation.

Does the firm help with both creating an estate plan and with probate after a death?

Yes. Armstrong & Jameson handles both estate planning, including the preparation of wills and related documents, and probate administration after a death. The overlap between these two practice areas means the firm understands how good planning affects the probate process.

What is the firm’s approach to client communication?

The firm’s approach is to listen to the client, discuss the facts and available options, and explore likely outcomes. Clients who have worked with the firm cite its clear communication and straightforward explanations as notable aspects of the experience.

How can I reach Armstrong & Jameson?

The firm is at 1491 Tapteal Drive, Suite A, Richland, Washington 99352. Phone: (509) 943-4681. The firm’s website is at akwalaw.com/.

Closing

Armstrong & Jameson, P.S. built its reputation in the Tri-Cities area on something that is harder to manufacture than legal expertise: a consistent commitment to clear communication and honest assessments of client situations. Across bankruptcy, criminal defense, estate planning, and probate, the firm’s method is to listen before advising, and to explain outcomes before recommending a course of action. The clients who describe their experience with the firm, and the track record that includes dropped charges, confirm that this approach translates into results.