Brady Espeland joined the team at Ramsden, Marfice, Ealy & De Smet in 2024. Since 2018, he has been representing clients in a diverse range of areas, including worker’s compensation, personal injury litigation, trusts, estates, probate, and business law. Brady believes that empowering clients with the law should not be an overwhelming process and that compassion, communication, and creativity are all essential to obtaining the best legal solutions. His approach is client-centered, ensuring that his recommendations are easily understood, and tailored to his clients’ needs.
Before embarking on his legal career, Brady had a unique background in business, accounting, and information technology. He firmly believes in the power of technology to enhance legal services and continues to look for ways to incorporate technology to better serve his clients more efficiently and effectively.
Brady’s practice is currently focused on trust and estate planning, probate, and business formations, risk management, and governance.
Outside of the office, Brady enjoys spending time with his wife and their Labrador Retrievers. He loves exploring the great Pacific Northwest, learning woodworking, and watching hockey.
JOINED FIRM
2024
PRACTICE AREAS
Wills, Trusts, and Estate Planning
Probate
Business Formations
Business Governance and Risk Management
Business Law
Contracts
Real Estate and Property Law
PRofessional associations & Memberships
Idaho State Bar
Washington State Bar Association
State Bar of California
The Colorado Bar Association
First District Bar Association (Idaho)
Coeur d’Alene Estate Planning Council
BAR ADMISSIONS
Idaho, 2018
United States District and Bankruptcy Court, Idaho - 2018
United States District Court, Southern District of Texas - 2019
California - 2020
Washington - 2021
Colorado – 2022
United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit – 2022
EDUCATION
University of Idaho College of Law, Moscow, ID
Juris Doctor, 2018
University of Idaho College of Business and Economics, Moscow, ID
- M. Acct, 2018
- B.A., Accounting and Information Systems, 2014
published works
Comment: Is The Shelter A Sham? An Analysis Of The Treatment of Foreign Taxes In The Economic Substance Doctrine's Pre-Tax Profit - Idaho Law Review – 2018
awards and honors
LexisNexis Professional Research Certification - 2017