Jason C. Johnson — Annapolis Estate Planning Attorney
A Maryland attorney serving families and business owners — focused on estate planning, elder law, business succession and entity formation, probate, and trusts.
Dignity · Compassion · Integrity
Jason C. Johnson — Bio
Principal Attorney Jason holds a Juris Doctor, with honors, from the University of Maryland School of Law and a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Taxation from the Villanova University School of Law.
He is a member of the Estates & Trusts, Taxation, and Elder Law sections of the Maryland State Bar Association, the Anne Arundel County Bar Association, ElderCounsel®, and WealthCounsel®.
He was recipient of the What's Up Annapolis Leading Lawyer award.
Jason was admitted to the Maryland Bar in 2005 (AIS# 0512140107) and founded Johnson Law in 2018.
After a career in law enforcement, Jason built Johnson Law around the legal questions most Maryland families eventually face — protecting what they've built, planning for the unexpected, and passing it on cleanly.
Above all, Jason is firmly committed to serving each of his clients with dignity, compassion, and integrity.
- J.D., with honors — University of Maryland School of Law
- LL.M., Taxation — Villanova University School of Law
- MSBA — Estates & Trusts Section
- MSBA — Taxation Section
- MSBA — Elder Law Section
- Anne Arundel County Bar Association
- ElderCounsel® · WealthCounsel®
- Maryland Bar, admitted 2005 · AIS# 0512140107
- What's Up Annapolis Leading Lawyer
Who you'll actually work with
Johnson Law is a small, deliberate practice. Jason is the firm's only attorney, and he oversees every client matter from the first conversation through signing — there's no hand-off to a junior associate. Our paralegals are closely involved throughout, handling scheduling, document preparation, funding follow-up, and the day-to-day questions that come up in between meetings.
The firm's only attorney. He oversees the planning strategy, the design meeting, and the signing — start to finish.
Yes — both of them are named Lisa. They're the voices most clients get to know best: scheduling, paperwork, trust funding, and answering the questions that don't need to wait for a meeting.
A conversation, not a lecture.
Estate planning should feel like a conversation, not a lecture. We explain what things mean, why they matter, and what happens if you don't act — in plain terms, at your pace. Flat fees. Agreed upfront. No billing surprises, ever.