ESTATE PLANNING FOR ALASKANS BY ALASKANS
Limited Time

Peace of Mind Planning Sessions booked now through September 2026 are complimentary — a $350 value.

Protecting What Matters Most

Your legacy deserves a plan. Kosin Law provides compassionate, personalized estate planning for Alaskans - so your family is protected, no matter what.

Scenic view of Eagle River Valley, Alaska
What we do

Estate planning, made personal

Estate planning tailored to your life, your family, and your goals.

Last Wills & Testaments

Clearly document your final wishes and ensure your assets are distributed as you intend.

Your loved ones know exactly what you want, so conflict and confusion are avoided.

Learn more about Last Wills & Testaments

Revocable Living Trusts

Your family skips the long, public court process and gets faster access to what you left them.

You keep full control of your assets while you are alive, with a clear plan for when you are not.

Learn more about Revocable Living Trusts

Powers of Attorney

Designate a trusted person to manage your affairs if you become unable to do so.

A simple document now prevents a stressful court guardianship later.

Learn more about Powers of Attorney

Healthcare Directives

Your medical choices are known and respected, even if you are unable to speak for yourself.

The people you love are spared from guessing what you would want during a crisis.

Learn more about Healthcare Directives

Guardianship Planning

Your minor children are raised by the people you choose, not by a judge making a quick decision.

Temporary and permanent plans are in place, so your kids are never left without clear care.

Learn more about Guardianship Planning
Why Kosin Law

The reassurance of a trusted advisor

We listen first

We start by understanding your family and what matters most to you.

Plans that fit your life

Every estate plan is tailored to your goals, not pulled from a one-size-fits-all template.

Rooted in Alaska law

Knowledge of Alaska's legal landscape and the realities of life in the Last Frontier.

Here for the long run

We're your advisor for life's changes, ready to update your plan as your family grows.

Portrait of Jenny Kosin, estate planning attorney at Kosin Law
About the attorney

Meet Jenny Kosin

Jennifer “Jenny” Kosin is the founder of Kosin Law and is dedicated to helping Alaska families protect what matters most through thoughtful estate planning.

Born and raised in Eagle River, Alaska, Jenny has deep roots in the community she proudly serves. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Media and Theatre Arts from Montana State University before pursuing her Juris Doctor at Michigan State University College of Law. It was during law school that she met her husband, Jared, and together they are raising their three children in her hometown.

Jenny’s professional background includes serving as a Program Coordinator for the Alaska Department of Environmental Health. She also served as a Superior Court Law Clerk to the Honorable Judge Morse and an Alaska Supreme Court Law Clerk to the late Justice Stowers. These roles gave Jenny valuable insight into Alaska’s legal system and strengthened her legal research, writing, and analytical skills.

Her professional journey has not followed a traditional path, and she believes that diverse life experiences make her a better counselor for her clients. Along the way, Jenny spent several years teaching yoga and operating a family portrait photography business, helping individuals and families celebrate important moments and milestones. These experiences strengthened her appreciation for the unique stories, values, and relationships that shape every family.

Ultimately, Jenny returned to the practice of law with a clear purpose: helping families prepare for the future with confidence and peace of mind. As a mother of three, she understands firsthand the responsibility parents feel to provide stability for their children and ensure they will always be cared for by the people they trust. She is passionate about guiding clients through estate planning so their wishes are honored, their loved ones are protected, and their assets are handled according to their preferences in the event of death or disability.

Jenny understands that estate planning involves deeply personal decisions. She strives to create a welcoming, compassionate environment where clients feel comfortable discussing their goals and concerns. Her approach combines practical legal guidance with genuine care, helping families build plans that reflect their values and provide a strong foundation for the people who depend on them most.

When she is not serving clients, Jenny enjoys spending time with her pets, exploring Alaska’s outdoors with her family, reading, and practicing yoga.

  • Licensed by the Alaska Bar Association
  • Member, Estate Planning Section Alaska Bar Association
Alaska Bar Association
J.D., Michigan State University College of Law
16 Years Licensed
How it works

A simple, reassuring path forward

01

Peace of Mind Planning Session

We start with a relaxed conversation about your family, your worries, and what matters most to you.

02

Design Meeting

Together we build a plan that fits your life, using plain English so you understand every choice before anything is drafted.

03

Draft Review

Before anything is final, you'll sit down with your draft to check that everything is correct and in order. We'll make any changes together, so you're confident in every detail.

04

Signing Ceremony

We make the official signing calm, clear, and meaningful — you'll leave knowing your documents are done and done right.

Schedule Peace of Mind Planning Session

Let's start the conversation

Reach out to schedule a Peace of Mind Planning Session. You fill out a questionnaire, we meet to discuss what you want to happen, and if we are a good fit to work together, we move forward from there.

Through September 2026

Book now through September 2026 and your $350 session is free.

Schedule a Peace of Mind Planning Session

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Free educational workshop

Invite a conversation about protecting the people you love

If your group has been meaning to talk about estate planning basics — what happens to your kids, how to keep things out of court, where to even start — I'd love to come share a friendly workshop. It's a relaxed hour of basic estate planning answers, with no pressure and no sales pitch. Just useful information for the people you care about.

  • Mom groups & parent networks
  • PTO and school communities
  • Charitable organizations & nonprofits
  • Work teams & professional groups
Book a workshop with me

Free for Alaska groups — in person in the Eagle River area or over video.

What we'll cover

A practical, friendly overview

  • Naming guardians for minor children — and why the right paperwork matters
  • Wills vs. trusts and when each one makes sense
  • How to keep your family out of court and your affairs private
  • Simple first steps anyone can take this week

Bring your questions — nothing is too basic, and there's no such thing as a silly question when it comes to your family.