Shara Larson

Shara Larson has practiced law for over twenty years, building a distinguished career as an accomplished litigator and advocate with a well-earned reputation for solving any legal problem, no matter how impossible it may seem. Shara began her legal career defending large corporations against injury claims and other disputes, gaining invaluable experience in complex commercial litigation. However, she made an early switch to plaintiff law, driven by a desire to make a tangible difference in people’s lives. Her shift to more individually-focused legal work reflects her passion for helping clients navigate challenging personal circumstances. Shara holds a mediation certificate, which complements her extensive litigation skills. She has a natural ability to mediate disputes, helping parties find common ground and resolve conflicts amicably. Throughout her career, Shara has remained committed to advocating for the underdog, bringing her keen instincts and vigorous representation to every case she handles. She is particularly passionate about probate law, guardianship law, and bankruptcy law. Shara is a tireless advocate for clients dealing with guardianship, probate, bankruptcy, and trust administration issues, always providing compassionate and honest counsel. Shara is known for telling clients the hard truths they need to hear, while also providing a clear path to solving their legal issues. Her colleagues at the office affectionately call her “Mrs. Wolf,” a nod to the character Mr. Wolf from the film Pulp Fiction, who is known as a fixer. This nickname highlights Shara’s ability to resolve even the most challenging cases with precision and expertise. Shara’s passionate dedication to her clients often fuels her drive to fight fervently on their behalf, yet she remains pragmatic and straightforward, ensuring that her clients understand the realities of their cases. This balance of passion and pragmatism is one of her greatest strengths, enabling her to advocate effectively while managing her clients’ expectations.