R.D. Johnson Law Offices, LLC (aka: RDJ LAW) is headed by Robert D. Johnson. In the earlier years of his law practice, Mr. Johnson engaged in business and personal litigation matters, Bankruptcy and Entertainment Law (both as Entertainment Lawyer and as an Artist Manager). For many years, Mr. Johnson’s primary focus has been in the areas of Trusts, Personal and Business Asset Protection Planning, Estate Planning, Business and Real Estate transactions. During his many years of practicing law, Mr. Johnson has established numerous Estate & Asset Protection plans, he has formed and advised numerous Corporations, Limited Liability Companies and other business entities and has successfully navigated through numerous business and real estate transactions. Mr. Johnson’s vast range of experiences have served to shape him into an experienced attorney with a unique ability to analyze situations, to foresee potential issues and problems and to carefully plan to provide the most protective and advantageous estate plans, asset protection plans and business transactions for his clients. For many years, RDJ LAW has not spent any efforts on advertising, as our clients come primarily from referrals from our many satisfied clients. RDJ LAW strives to provide premier and careful planning and transactional services at a fair, honest and reasonable price.
Education:
- Washburn University School of Law (J.D., 1999)
- Washburn Moot Court Council on Oral Advocacy
- Washburn Law Clinic (Bankruptcy, Debtor/Creditor Law)
- University of Utah (B. A., Political Science, 1995)
Bars Admitted:
- Supreme Court of Nevada
- United States District Court, District of Nevada
- Supreme Court of Utah (Utah bar license is currently on voluntary inactive status)
- United States Central District of Utah (Utah bar license is currently on voluntary inactive status)
Other Professional Legal Experience:
- Callister & Reynolds (1999-2001)
- Johnson & Kleven (2002-2005)
- Office of the Kansas Attorney General; Law Clerk in Legal Opinions & Government Council and Civil Litigation Divisions (1997-1999)