Mark A. Brown, P.S., Attorney at Law
Seattle, Washington
After 45 years of practice, I am closing my office effective July 31, 2022. I will continue to work from my home on some residual matters; and will be available to do some estate planning and administration, as well as assisting existing clients on smaller matters. However, I want to spend more time with my wife, our children and our grandchildren.
You can reach me by e-mail at mabrown@markabrownlaw.com; and by phone at 206.686.4466.
I remain grateful for the opportunity to assist my clients over the years. It has been wonderful getting to know you and your families.
– Mark
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