Camp Rousseau Montgomery, LLP

Super Lawyers

All three partners of Camp Rousseau Montgomery, Priscilla Camp, Srinoi G. Rousseau and Katherine A. Montgomery have been honored by designation as Northern California Super Lawyers.  Priscilla Camp, the Senior Partner, has received this recognition for the past three years.

Super Lawyers are chosen by polling and peer evaluation, including 12 indicators of peer recognition and professional achievement.  Five percent of California lawyers are so chosen each year.  The objective of the Super Lawyer process is to create a list that is useful to consumers of legal services.

Priscilla Camp

PRISCILLA CAMP’S practice includes powers of attorney, probate, conservatorship, Medi-Cal eligibility for nursing home patients, capacity determinations, and trust administration.

She was Director of Legal Assistance for Seniors for four years and has served on the Boards of Legal Assistance for Seniors and Support Services for Seniors of Alameda County, as well as a number of other community organizations. She is a past President of Women Lawyers of Alameda County and a past Secretary of California Women Lawyers. A frequent speaker to Alzheimer Family Support Groups and other community groups throughout Alameda and Contra Costa Counties, she also lectures to attorneys, doctors and judges, and is a founding member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys. Her column, The Senior Partner, has appeared in the Bulletin of the Alameda County Bar Association since 1991. She has chaired the Alameda County Bar Association’s Community Service Committee and the Elder Law and Conservatorship/Guardianship Committees of the Association’s Probate and Estate Planning Section, and has served as a Settlement Conference Judge Pro Tem in the Probate Department.

She received the State Bar President’s Pro Bono Award for District 3 in 1990 and the Wiley M. Manual Pro Bono Services Award in 1999, and chaired the State Bar’s Legal Services Trust Fund Commission in 1994. She is a contributing author of three books by Continuing Education of the Bar (CEB): California Elder Law, 1993-2002; California Durable Powers of Attorney, 1996-2005; and Capacity and Undue Influence, 1999-2006. A 1977 graduate of Golden Gate University School of Law, she has an MS in Educational Psychology from the University of Kansas and is currently a student at Church Divinity School of the Pacific Episcopal Seminary in Berkeley.

Srinoi G. Rousseau

SRINOI G. ROUSSEAU’s practice is in powers of attorney, probate, conservatorship (including limited conservatorships for the developmentally disabled), MediCal eligibility for nursing home patients, and trust analysis and administration. She is the current Chair of the Public Information Committee and the past Chair of the Elder Law Committee of the Trusts & Estates Law Section of the Alameda County Bar Association. A member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, and the Contra Costa Bar Association, she is a past Chair and Secretary of the Board of Directors of Asian Community Mental Health Services.

She was a panelist for the 2005 program, “Fundamentals of Elder Law Practice” and the 2007 program, “ElderLaw Practice” produced by the Continuing Education of the Bar (CEB), and has given presentations on Limited Conservatorships at the Annual Multi-Ethnic Parents Conference held in Oakland in 2005 and 2008.

Srinoi is a 1983 graduate of Santa Clara University’s School of Law. In addition to her law degree, Srinoi has a Masters in Business Administration and an A.B. in Psychology. (Srinoi is pro-nounced “See-Noy”)

Katherine A. Montgomery

KATHERINE A. MONTGOMERY emphasizes public benefits planning in her practice. This includes Medi- Cal advice for long-term care, advice for individuals on means-tested public benefits in receipt of inheritances or litigation proceeds, and special needs trusts. She prepares trusts and wills for single individuals and powers of attorney and administers conservatorships and probates of decedents’ estates. Kathy is the past chair of the Elder Law and Conservatorship Committees of the Alameda County Bar Association’s Trusts and Estates Section and she is a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys and the State Bar of California’s Trusts and Estate’s Section. She has written articles on durable powers of attorney for Legal Assistance for Seniors and HICAP’s HICAPTIONS, has taught an elder law course at Cal State Hayward, and has given presentations on special needs trusts and general estate planning to various community groups.

Kathy is a 1981 graduate of Hastings College of the Law.

Carrie Moulton

CARRIE MOULTON’S practice is in probate, conservatorships, and trust administration. She is a member of the State Bar of California Trusts and Estates Section, the Alameda County Bar Association Trusts and Estates Section, the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys and Queen’s Bench. Carrie is a 2001 graduate from the University of California Hastings College of the Law. She also has a B.A. in philosophy from the University of Connecticut.