Area of Practice: Family Law, Probate, & Criminal Law Experienced in civil litigation, including family law matters and probate issues. From start to finish, my goal is to keep you informed and up to date on all of your legal options. From pre-litigation, through litigation and to post-litigation issues, you can expect practical advice that will keep you grounded through troublesome times.

Area of Practice: Medicaid Litigation Michael was born in Indiana, raised in South Dakota, attended undergraduate school in Minnesota and law school in Nebraska. Michael has lived and practiced law in Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois and for the majority of his career he has practiced in the state of Indiana. He lived a few years in FL where he provided consulting services and where he met and married his wife Lori. Michael spends his spare time listening to radio shows, spending time with his wife Lori, and dog Winnie. He enjoys traveling to various locations to educate the public on Estate Planning, Syngenta Litigation, and Agriculture Risk Coverage County Program (ARC-CO). He is passionate about helping those in need with their Family, Elder Care, Business, and Farm Planning.

Christine A. Foster has been devoted to representing injured workers since 1992. Prior to opening her own law practice, she worked for the Office of the Attorney General representing the Department of Labor and Industries. She is a member in good standing with the Washington State Bar Association, Washington Associate for Justice (WSAJ) and listed in Who’s Who in American Law. Christine has spoken before both peer and community groups on workers’ compensation, trial strategy and the overlap between employment law and workers’ compensation. She is a contributing author to the Workers’ Compensation Deskbook for Attorneys (2009) with her chapter on total disability (time loss and pension benefits). Ms. Foster graduated, cum laude, from the University of Puget Sound, School of law, now Seattle University, in 1988.

John K. Foster III entered legal practice motivated by a competitive spirit and a belief in service to those in need. Over the years, and through many trials, he has maintained his desire to compete effectively in the courtroom, but also recognizes that in some situations careful negotiation or mediation can be better avenues to achieving the results clients desire. Mr. Foster is an accomplished Pittsburgh divorce attorney and also has considerable experience in many other areas of the law. He is a veteran of two capital cases: one in which his client was acquitted and one in which his client, although convicted of two vicious murders, received life imprisonment rather than the death penalty sought by the prosecution. In fact, he has enjoyed success in most of his criminal and civil trials. Mr. Foster has represented both landlords and tenants in disputes, home owners against fraudulent sellers and shoddy contractors, husbands and wives in all aspects of family law and parents and children in Juvenile Court matters. He also drafts, reviews and negotiates contracts, both domestic and international.