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Estate and elder law in Duluth, Two Harbors and Cloquet

Wills, probate and guardianship, a short drive from home

Teemu Rautio meets clients in Duluth four days a week, and in Two Harbors and Cloquet twice a month. Bring your questions, a parent, or the papers you found in a drawer.

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  • 164

    wills and trusts signed

  • 41

    estates taken through probate

  • 12

    guardianship petitions filed

  • 96

    meetings at home or in care

Our own count for 2025, across all three offices. Every family’s matter is different.

An older couple walk arm in arm on a path through birch trees beside a lake
A young woman shows an older woman something on her phone on a park bench

Offices

Three offices and one phone number

Call the same number for any office. If you can’t get to one, Teemu comes to you: at home, in the hospital or in a care facility.

Parking, ramps and office days

Who we work with

The people who sit across the table

Most first meetings start with one of these four.

Wills and trustsProbateGuardianship
An older couple play cards at a wooden dining table at home
A couple writing their first wills
A young woman in a yellow cardigan helps an older man in a blue sweater sit down by a window
A daughter helping her father plan for care
Three generations of a family talk around a kitchen table
A family settling a grandparent’s estate
A young woman takes the hand of an older woman resting on a sofa
A granddaughter asking the court to help

Your lawyer

The same lawyer at every office

  • Teemu Rautio, bearded, in a grey check blazer, resting his chin on his hand

    Teemu Rautio

    Attorney, estate planning and elder law

    Teemu grew up in Cloquet and came home to practice. He drafts every plan himself, meets every client in person, and answers the office phone most afternoons.

About Teemu

What clients said when it was done

“Teemu drove out to my mother’s house in Two Harbors when she couldn’t manage the stairs. He read her will aloud, page by page, before she signed.”

Karen L.Two Harbors

“Dad left no list of his accounts. The office found them, opened probate and sent me a short update every month until it closed.”

Brian S.Duluth

“I didn’t know a guardianship meant a court hearing. He walked me through it the week before and sat beside me at it.”

Renee W.Cloquet

Each client’s matter is different. These comments don’t promise a result in yours.

Start at the office nearest you

Call or write, tell us which office suits you, and we’ll book a first meeting on one of its days. Bring whatever papers you have; we’ll sort them together.

Book a first meetingCall (218) 555-0147