Todd M. Blodgett
Todd is a partner at Eisenhower Carlson whose practice focuses on estate planning, trust and estate administration, and nonprofit organizations. He works with individuals, families, business owners, and fiduciaries to develop thoughtful estate plans, navigate life transitions, and preserve family and business legacies.
Todd advises clients on a broad range of estate planning matters, including legacy planning, tax planning, charitable giving, business succession, and trusts. He enjoys helping clients create practical, personalized plans that reflect their goals and values, whether they are planning for the future, supporting charitable causes, or preparing the next generation to steward family assets.
Todd also represents personal representatives, trustees, beneficiaries, and financial institutions in probate and trust administration. His experience includes charitable trusts, fiduciary matters, complex real estate issues, and trust and estate disputes. He regularly guides families through the legal and practical challenges that follow the loss of a loved one.
In addition, Todd serves as counsel to nonprofit organizations on governance, tax-exempt status, charitable gifts, and related legal matters.
J.D., Harvard Law SchoolBoard of Trustees, Charles Wright Academy
Board of Directors, American Leadership Forum of Tacoma Pierce County (Class XXXI)
Past President, South Sound Planned Giving Council
Member, Tacoma Estate Planning Council
Washington State Bar Association
Daelyn Julius
Daelyn Julius leverages her family full of teachers to create an education-centered approach to her practice. This coupled with her more than 15 years of experience, as well as her Masters in Tax provides her with a different and unique set of tools in her tool box. It is these tools which Daelyn utilizes to take a client-centered approach to each Estate Plan, whether that is through a Will, a Revocable Living Trust, Durable Powers of Attorney, an Estate Tax Savings Trust, an irrevocable trust to facilitate gifting, and/or a Special Needs Trust, all with a lens on how to best minimize Estate Tax.
When Daelyn is not utilizing her whiteboard and colored markers to assist people in crafting and memorializing their legacy, she can be found at Annie Wright where her daughter attends school or perusing her Northend neighborhood of Proctor.
LL.M. in Tax, University of DenverMember Pierce County Washington Women Lawyers Judicial Evaluation Committee
Former Treasurer of Annie Wright Parents Association
Ahmad F. Khalaf
Ahmad Khalaf is a partner in the firm’s Estate Planning, Probate, and Trust Administration practice. His practice emphasizes estate and trust litigation, including contested probate and trust matters and proceedings under Washington’s Trust and Estate Dispute Resolution Act (TEDRA).
Ahmad also advises high-net-worth individuals and families on estate planning, succession planning, and trust and probate administration. He represents fiduciaries, beneficiaries, and business owners in a range of civil and commercial disputes and counsels businesses on entity formation, governance, and transactional matters.
A distinguishing aspect of Ahmad’s practice is his ability to provide estate planning and transactional structuring that are compliant with both Shariah principles and Washington law. He is one of the only attorneys in Washington State offering this dual-compliance guidance and advises individuals and companies worldwide on related domestic and cross-border matters.
Ahmad brings a strong litigation background to his practice. He has been recognized by the National Trial Lawyers Association as a “Top 40 Under 40” Civil Litigation Attorney in Washington State and has been named a Washington “Rising Star” by Super Lawyers for multiple years.
J.D., cum laude, Seattle University School of Law, 2015Washington State Bar Association
Board Member: Middle Eastern Legal Association of Washington
King County Bar Association
National Trial Lawyers Association
Amy C. Lewis
South Sound Planned Giving Council
Tacoma Estate Planning Council
David B. Petrich
Estate planning, probate and trust administration, and guardianships. Mr. Petrich also focuses on representing entities and individuals in general business transactional matters, including entity formation, and the purchase and sale of businesses.
BS, Loyola University
Hayden J. Taylor
Hayden’s practice focuses on estate planning for individuals and families, as well as various retirement planning and general business matters. Hayden enjoys designing and implementing thoughtful and tax-efficient estate plans, to facilitate the successful transition of assets to family and friends, charity, or otherwise. With a degree in mechanical engineering, Hayden offers a valuable blend of legal and technical acumen. In his personal time, Hayden can likely be found boating or traveling with his family and cheering on his hometown sports teams.
J.D., University of Washington School of LawSouth Sound Planned Giving Council
Tacoma Estate Planning Council
Foss Waterway Seaport – Board Member/Secretary
Charles Wright Academy – Committee Member
Eisenhower Carlson’s capable and experienced group of estate planning attorneys are excited to help you navigate this complex area of law. Besides being exceptionally adept, our attorneys are sensitive to the intensely personal nature of estate planning. We will ensure your estate plan is crafted in a way that carries out your final wishes and cares for your loved ones.
Estate planning is a vital component of any comprehensive financial strategy, regardless of the size of your estate. The attorneys at Eisenhower Carlson understands the importance of careful planning to minimize taxes, avoid probate, and provide for the seamless transfer of assets to your loved ones. Whether you are looking to create a basic will or establish a complex trust structure, we have the knowledge and expertise to guide you through the process with confidence and peace of mind.
Todd M. Blodgett
Todd is a partner at Eisenhower Carlson whose practice focuses on estate planning, trust and estate administration, and nonprofit organizations. He works with individuals, families, business owners, and fiduciaries to develop thoughtful estate plans, navigate life transitions, and preserve family and business legacies.
Todd advises clients on a broad range of estate planning matters, including legacy planning, tax planning, charitable giving, business succession, and trusts. He enjoys helping clients create practical, personalized plans that reflect their goals and values, whether they are planning for the future, supporting charitable causes, or preparing the next generation to steward family assets.
Todd also represents personal representatives, trustees, beneficiaries, and financial institutions in probate and trust administration. His experience includes charitable trusts, fiduciary matters, complex real estate issues, and trust and estate disputes. He regularly guides families through the legal and practical challenges that follow the loss of a loved one.
In addition, Todd serves as counsel to nonprofit organizations on governance, tax-exempt status, charitable gifts, and related legal matters.
J.D., Harvard Law SchoolBoard of Trustees, Charles Wright Academy
Board of Directors, American Leadership Forum of Tacoma Pierce County (Class XXXI)
Past President, South Sound Planned Giving Council
Member, Tacoma Estate Planning Council
Washington State Bar Association
Daelyn Julius
Daelyn Julius leverages her family full of teachers to create an education-centered approach to her practice. This coupled with her more than 15 years of experience, as well as her Masters in Tax provides her with a different and unique set of tools in her tool box. It is these tools which Daelyn utilizes to take a client-centered approach to each Estate Plan, whether that is through a Will, a Revocable Living Trust, Durable Powers of Attorney, an Estate Tax Savings Trust, an irrevocable trust to facilitate gifting, and/or a Special Needs Trust, all with a lens on how to best minimize Estate Tax.
When Daelyn is not utilizing her whiteboard and colored markers to assist people in crafting and memorializing their legacy, she can be found at Annie Wright where her daughter attends school or perusing her Northend neighborhood of Proctor.
LL.M. in Tax, University of DenverMember Pierce County Washington Women Lawyers Judicial Evaluation Committee
Former Treasurer of Annie Wright Parents Association
Ahmad F. Khalaf
Ahmad Khalaf is a partner in the firm’s Estate Planning, Probate, and Trust Administration practice. His practice emphasizes estate and trust litigation, including contested probate and trust matters and proceedings under Washington’s Trust and Estate Dispute Resolution Act (TEDRA).
Ahmad also advises high-net-worth individuals and families on estate planning, succession planning, and trust and probate administration. He represents fiduciaries, beneficiaries, and business owners in a range of civil and commercial disputes and counsels businesses on entity formation, governance, and transactional matters.
A distinguishing aspect of Ahmad’s practice is his ability to provide estate planning and transactional structuring that are compliant with both Shariah principles and Washington law. He is one of the only attorneys in Washington State offering this dual-compliance guidance and advises individuals and companies worldwide on related domestic and cross-border matters.
Ahmad brings a strong litigation background to his practice. He has been recognized by the National Trial Lawyers Association as a “Top 40 Under 40” Civil Litigation Attorney in Washington State and has been named a Washington “Rising Star” by Super Lawyers for multiple years.
J.D., cum laude, Seattle University School of Law, 2015Washington State Bar Association
Board Member: Middle Eastern Legal Association of Washington
King County Bar Association
National Trial Lawyers Association
Amy C. Lewis
South Sound Planned Giving Council
Tacoma Estate Planning Council
David B. Petrich
Estate planning, probate and trust administration, and guardianships. Mr. Petrich also focuses on representing entities and individuals in general business transactional matters, including entity formation, and the purchase and sale of businesses.
BS, Loyola University
Hayden J. Taylor
Hayden’s practice focuses on estate planning for individuals and families, as well as various retirement planning and general business matters. Hayden enjoys designing and implementing thoughtful and tax-efficient estate plans, to facilitate the successful transition of assets to family and friends, charity, or otherwise. With a degree in mechanical engineering, Hayden offers a valuable blend of legal and technical acumen. In his personal time, Hayden can likely be found boating or traveling with his family and cheering on his hometown sports teams.
J.D., University of Washington School of LawSouth Sound Planned Giving Council
Tacoma Estate Planning Council
Foss Waterway Seaport – Board Member/Secretary
Charles Wright Academy – Committee Member
Eisenhower Carlson’s capable and experienced group of estate planning attorneys are excited to help you navigate this complex area of law. Besides being exceptionally adept, our attorneys are sensitive to the intensely personal nature of estate planning. We will ensure your estate plan is crafted in a way that carries out your final wishes and cares for your loved ones.
Estate planning is a vital component of any comprehensive financial strategy, regardless of the size of your estate. The attorneys at Eisenhower Carlson understands the importance of careful planning to minimize taxes, avoid probate, and provide for the seamless transfer of assets to your loved ones. Whether you are looking to create a basic will or establish a complex trust structure, we have the knowledge and expertise to guide you through the process with confidence and peace of mind.