Sage M. Graves

Sage graduated magna cum laude from Seattle University School of Law in May 2016, joining Hickman Menashe as an associate in August 2016. At Seattle University, she was a Dean’s List student and the Executive Editor of the Seattle Journal for Social Justice. Sage also received an award for earning the highest grade in her class on seven different occasions, including in elder law and legal writing.

As an attorney, Sage is a member of the Elder Law Executive Committee for the Washington State Bar Association. She is also a guardian ad litem in Snohomish County and speaks before local organizations and State bar groups on matters involving guardianship.

Otherwise a Washington native, Sage earned her B.A. in Sociology, with honors, from the University of Hawaii at Hilo in 2010. Sage is an avid runner, having completed over ten half-marathons and one full marathon. She is an animal lover and a proud aunt to twins.

Recent Lectures, Presentations, and Publications

• Presented at the Fall 2015 Elder Law CLE on the capacity to consent to sexual activity

• Published writing: “Let’s Talk About Sex: A Call for Guardianship Reform in Washington State,” Seattle J. for Social Justice; “Inspiring a New Generation of Advocates,” NW Lawyer Magazine, November 2015.

• Professional Associations and Memberships: Washington State Bar Association, Elder Law Section; King County Bar Association

• Past Employment Relations: Unemployment Law Project, Legal Intern, 2015-2015; Disability Rights Washington, Legal Intern, 2014-2015; Neeleman Law Group, Legal Assistant, 2011-2013; Aegis Living, Lead Concierge, 2010-2011