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FIDUCIARY LAW LOS ANGELES ATTORNEYS LAWYERS

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As the baby boomer generation ages, so grows the need for fiduciary law representation in Los Angeles.

Our fiduciary attorneys represent clients in compliance matters in their fiduciary capacity.   Our clients typically are in the following categories:

Private Professional Fiduciaries and non-professional fiduciaries:

1.    Trustees and Successor Trustees.

2.    Executors and Administrators.

3.    Conservators.

4.    Agents under a power of attorney.

Services we provide to fiduciaries:

  • Full Fiduciary representation including legal compliance audits.
  • Checklists for our CPA or other Fiduciary clients who just want consultative services.
  • Risk assessment for fiduciaries.
  • Accounting coordination and Accounting Petitions.
  • Fiduciary defense in breach of fiduciary duty actions, and negligence matters.
  • ​For non-fiduciary clients, we provide representation in cases where a fiduciary has misappropriated assets.
  • Trust Defense
  • Petitions for Instructions when a fiduciary is faced with dual duties under Ca law.

Why hire us?

        Handling millions of dollars in complex litigation cases is our expertise.   Mina Sirkin is a nationally recognized attorney and has served as a media expert to CNN, MSNBC, Inside Edition, NPR and KTLA regarding probate, conservatorship, and estate matters representing private professional fiduciaries in complex litigation of controversies exceeding a million dollars.  

        With over 25 years of experience in representing fiduciaries, Ms. Sirkin is Certified as a Specialist by the Board of Legal Specialization of the State Bar of California, in Probate, Estate Planning and Trust Law.   Mina Sirkin is rated 10/10 on Avvo.  Sirkin Law Group lawyer and fiduciary service the Los Angeles and San Fernando Valley areas, including Woodland Hills, Glendale and Pasadena areas and can assist you in handling all of your fiduciary law representations in court and out of court.  Call: 818.340.4479.  Fiduciary Law Attorneys & Lawyers Los Angeles.

WHEN SHOULD YOU UPDATE A WILL OR TRUST?

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Have you waited too many years to update your will or trust? How do you know if you have waited too long to update your will or your trust? These are the changes that should make you think about updating your will or trust:

    Family Changes: 

        1. A death of a spouse, child or other beneficiary of your will/trust;
        2. A birth in the family;
        3. Before a divorce Petition is filed, and After a divorce judgment is final;  A will can be updated at any time, but a trust has restrictions on changes when a divorce is initiated;
        4. A marriage in the family;
        5. A child has reached the age majority (18);
        6. Adoption of a child or grandchild. 

    Financial Changes:

        1. A substantial increase in the size of your estate (i.e. an inheritance);
        2. A substantial decrease in the size of you estate;
        3. Gifts of over $14,000 to any person;
        4. Lawsuits and/or Judgments against you;
        5. Depletion of a specific gift you had previously left in your will/trust;
        6. A change in financial responsibility of a child or grandchild;
        7. Acquisition/disposition of a business partnership or corporation.

    Health Changes:

        1. A serious illness or deterioration of health of either spouse;
        2. A serious illness of a child or grandchild who is a beneficiaryof your will/trust; 
        3. Disability of a child or beneficiary.

    Other Changes:

        1. Death or health change of an executor / trustee/ or agent under a power of attorney; 
        2. A change in your relationship with your executor or trustee;
        3. If you have not reviewed your will or trust since 1986 for changes in the tax rules.
        4. An expiration of your old Power of Attorney documents (pre-1992 documents generally expired in 7 years from signing.

        5.   A change in your business partner’s marital status, or health.

​Why hire us?

Mina Sirkin is a nationally recognized probate attorney, specializing in wills and trust, and has served as a media expert to CNN, MSNBC, Inside Edition, NPR and KTLA regarding probate and estate matters.  She is Certified as a Specialist by the Board of Legal Specialization of the State Bar of California, in Probate, Estate Planning and Trust Law.   Mina Sirkin is rated 10/10 on Avvo.  Sirkin Law Group’s Los Angeles office can assist you and your loved ones.  Call: 818.340.4479.  

We serve all of the San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles, and parts of Ventura County.   Los Angeles, Calabasas, Woodland Hills, Westlake Village, Beverly Hills, Canoga Park, Reseda, Tarzana, Northridge, Chatsworth, Granada Hills, West Hills, Van Nuys, North Hollywood, West Hollywood, Venice, Santa Monica, Marina Del Rey,  Pasadena, Glendale, Burbank, San Marino, Eagle Rock, Altadena, Alhambra, Malibu, Beverly Hills, Playa Vista, Playa Del Rey Manhattan Beach, Pacific Palisades, Redondo Beach and Culver City.

GLENDALE

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Conservatorships

As attorneys, we are often asked by Glendale residents regarding Conservatorships and the nature of the proceedings affecting the elderly.   Over the last twenty three years, we have helped thousands of families find solutions to care for their elderly parents, special needs family members, and friends in the conservatorship process.

We approach Conservatorships with a goal oriented initial conference where we gather information about the special circumstances of the case in preparation for the trust.   We work backwards to find solutions regarding the health and care for the disabled or elderly person who will be the subject of the conservatorship.   Before we file any petition, we discuss possible outcomes and issues which should be known to proposed conservators before we start as follows:

1.  Conservatorships are lifetime proceedings.  They last until the Conservatee dies or the Court terminates the Conservatorship.    They require commitment on the part of the Conservator.   Conservators are allowed to hire care managers, caregivers  and other professionals to help meet this commitment.

2.  Uncontested Conservatorships which do not have any urgency involved take about 45 to 60 days to create.   If there is an urgency, such as a medical procedure, of if property will be lost, we can get an expedited emergency temporary conservatorship implemented in about 5 days, sometimes even shorter, depending on the nature of the urgency.

3.  Conservators of the Estate have to be bonded for liquid assets of the Conservatorship.   Before we represent a client, we have them apply for a proposed bond.   If a person is not bondable, we work with private professional fiduciaries who can be nominated to do the job of the conservator.

4.   Sales of real property require confirmations by the Court in a formal petition.   We help our clients obtain the appropriate appraisals to make the process of confirmation faster.

5.   Conservators of the Estate have to prepare and file an accounting in Court.  Conservatorship Accountings are one of the most litigated areas of probate conservatorships.  We have a simplified solution to set up the books and records from the start of the conservatorship so that our clients at the time of accounting, are ready to submit the accounting to court without any problems.

6.   Accounts created by Conservators have to be titled in the name of the Conservator such as here:  Mary Smith, Conservator of the Estate of Norma Jones.

7.   Conservators of the Estate have to file tax returns on behalf of the Conservatee.

8.   Relatives and friends of the Conservatee can object to accountings by the Conservator.

9.    An Advanced Health Care Directive is a good substitute for Conservatorships of the Person where there are no family disputes.

While we represent families, we also represent professional conservators (professional fiduciaries) and non-professional conservators.   If you need assistance in locating a good professional conservator, ask us for a referral.  We can advise you of the best solutions in conservatorship cases.

If you have loved on in Glendale who needs special legal work in a trust, call us first.  We handle conservatorship and special needs trusts in Glendale.


Why hire us?

Mina Sirkin is a nationally recognized conservatorship and probate attorney and has served as a media expert to CNN, MSNBC, Inside Edition, NPR and KTLA regarding probate and estate matters.  She is Certified as a Specialist by the Board of Legal Specialization of the State Bar of California, in Probate, Estate Planning and Trust Law.   Mina Sirkin is rated 10/10 on Avvo.  Sirkin Law Group’s Glendale office can assist you and your loved ones.   Call: 818.340.4479.  Our Glendale Office is located at 450 N. Brand Blvd. Suite 600,  Glendale, CA 91203.  Glendale Conservatorships.​   

Conservatorships

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When Glendale residents talk about Conservatorships, they rarely think about the long term nature of the proceeding.   Here are several facts to know about Conservatorships:

1.  Conservatorships are lifetime proceedings.  They last until the Conservatee dies or the Court terminates the Conservatorship.   Conservators can hire caregivers and care managers to satisfy the conservatorship duties and to reduce care giving stress.

2.  Uncontested Conservatorships which do not have any urgency involved take about 45 to 60 days to create.   If you have an emergency, we can get a Temporary Conservatorship on an Ex Parte basis with limited notice time.

3.  Conservators of the Estate have to be bonded for liquid assets of the Conservatorship.    Having an inventory of the assets of your loved one helps us make this process fast.

4.   Sales of real property require confirmations by the Court in a formal petition.   We can get properties sold fast, even with Court confirmation.

5.   Conservators of the Estate have to file accountings in the Court.   We have a template which can be followed by our clients.  Many of our clients hire an accountant to do the accounting on a regular basis.

6.   Accounts created by Conservators have to be titled in the name of the Conservator such as here:  Mary Smith, Conservator of the Estate of Norma Jones.

7.    Conservators of the Estate have to file tax returns on behalf of the Conservatee.

8.    Relatives and friends of the Conservatee can object to accountings by the Conservator.

9.    An Advanced Health Care Directive is a good substitute for Conservatorships of the Person where there are no family disputes.

Why hire us?

Mina Sirkin is a nationally recognized probate attorney and has served as a media expert to CNN, MSNBC, Inside Edition, NPR and KTLA regarding probate and estate matters.  With over 22 years of conservatorship experience, she is Certified as a Specialist by the Board of Legal Specialization of the State Bar of California, in Probate, Estate Planning and Trust Law.  Only 1% of California attorneys are Certified as specialists.   Mina Sirkin is rated 10/10 on Avvo.  Sirkin Law Group’s lawyers in our Glendale office can assist you and your loved ones.   Call: 818.340.4479 when you need an attorney to petition to appoint a conservator.  Glendale Conservatorships.

Glendale Office Address: 450 N. Brand Blvd. Suite 600, Glendale, CA 91203.

PROBATE CONSERVATORSHIPS GLENDALE

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As a Glendale Certified Specialist attorney, Mina Sirkin practices probate conservatorships and is an expert in legal care who can help you with the following in Glendale:

1.   Discuss dementia / Alzheimer’s assessment by an expert physician or psychologist trained to provide a Capacity Declaration in Los Angeles.

2.   Once capacity is determined, then depending on the outcome, a specialist can advise you as whether a power of attorney is sufficient OR whether a full conservatorship proceeding is necessary.

3.   Your legal counsel should be able to immediately determine if the person who proposes to become a conservator is suitable by asking many questions.

4.   A glance at the nature and types assets of the proposed conservatee will enable your specialist counsel to advise you as to whether there is a likeliness that the Conservatee will run out of money during his or her time, by giving you an estimate of the current cost of care in home or in a facility.   This should be checked periodically, especially during litigation.

5.   A specialist counsel will be able to advise you of alternate ways of paying for dementia or Alzheimer’s care for your loved ones, including having extensive Medi-Cal training by the counsel.

6.   Asset protection is a great part of planning for persons with dementia.   Special clauses can go into estate plans which can help protect the elderly from giving away their assets.   There are many tactics which can prevent financial elder abuse in probate conservatorships.   We can help implement those tactics for your loved ones.

7.  Counsel should be able to converse about various options including whether a private professional fiduciary may be able to alleviate some of the stress of the tasks involved in caring for your loved ones.   This is especially important if you are caring for parents.   Use of a professional fiduciary and care manager can help reduce caregiving stresses when you are busy taking care of an older generation as well as a younger generation.

WHY HIRE US?

Mina Sirkin is a nationally recognized attorney in elder law and is Certified as a Specialist.  Call Probate Conservatorship practitioner, Mina Sirkin at 818.340.4479 for an appointment to determine the best course of action for your loved one.   Our law offices are located in Los Angeles, Woodland Hills, Glendale and Pasadena.  We also serve the surrounding areas including Burbank, Alhambra, San Marino, La Canada Flintridge, and Altadena.  For over 22 years, our conservatorships attorneys have served many families and clients whose parents have dementia or Alzheimers in Los Angeles regarding dementia law and elder care planning for conservatorships.  We look forward to assisting you with Conservatorships in Glendale.

Office address in Glendale:   450 N. Brand Blvd. #600, Glendale CA 91203.

GLENDALE SPECIAL NEEDS TRUST ATTORNEY

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CREATING A SPECIAL NEEDS TRUST FOR BENEFIT OF DISABLED PERSONS IN GLENDALE CA


As special needs trust attorneys and lawyers in Glendale Ca, we gear our planning based on the needs of our clients with the primary goal of making available, or maintaining public benefits for the disabled person.  When leaving an inheritance to a special needs child, much attention should be given to the selection of the trustee and the special needs language as well as the expected cost of living of the child. California Special Needs Lawyers can address each special needs issue specifically and individually.

A Special Needs Trust is intended to be a supplemental needs trust which is crafted by an attorney to manage inheritances, litigation proceeds, and other resources while maintaining the child’s or disabled adult’s eligibility for the much desired public assistance benefits.

WHO CAN CREATE A SPECIAL NEEDS TRUST?

Generally, parents, grandparents or others may fund a third party special needs trust the with resources which they deem appropriate for the trust with some limitations.  The Special Needs trust assets are managed by a trustee for the benefit of the child or adult with the disability.   On the other hand, first party special needs trusts are a court created instrument, with the assets of the disabled beneficiary, such as litigation proceeds.  First Party Special Needs Trusts require a court order.

Government agencies generally honor special needs trusts, but many agencies have imposed stringent rules and regulations upon them. This is why it is of most importance that you, as parents consult an experienced attorney regarding current government benefit programs.

THREE TYPES OF SPECIAL NEEDS TRUSTS: 

There are generally three types of Special Needs Trusts.

Third Party Special Needs Trust: This type of trust is created by a parent, grandparent or other persons for the benefit of the disabled person.  In this type of trust, the parent or grandparent is the grantor.  The assets which go into this type of trust come from a third party other than the disabled person.

First Party Special Needs Trust:  This type of trust is created for benefit of the disabled individual, often with a court order, and contains repayment provisions for Medi-Cal.   This type of trust can be created by a Conservator/Guardian/ Parent or Grandparent.  This type of trust is generally used for litigation proceeds and sometimes for inheritances which were distributed to the disabled person by error.  This type of trust is created in a Minor’s Compromise or Disabled Person’s Compromise proceeding.

a)    Litigation and Structured Settlement Special Needs Trusts.
b)    Qualified Settlement Trusts.
c)    Litigation Proceeds Special Needs Trusts.

Pooled Trusts: A pooled trust is usually administered by a corporate fiduciary and is used in specific situations where the Medi-Cal or SSI beneficiary is 65 years old and over, or on where appropriate when the beneficiary will be receiving settlement proceeds.   This type of trust has a corporate trustee.

Much care must be given to the language of the trust to prevent the loss of the needed services and assistance.

The disabled person is the beneficiary of the trust. The trust is discretionary and the trustee has absolute discretion to determine when and how much the disabled individual should receive. The disabled individual cannot be the trustee of this trust.

A Checklist of important items to know regarding a Third Party Special Needs Trust:
 
The SNT is established (grantor, settlor) by family members such as parents, grandparents, and sometimes by conservators of parents/ or grandparents.   They are always formed by someone other than the person with the disability.

The SNT assets are managed by a trustee (and successor trustees) and NOT the person with the disability;  In fact, the disabled beneficiary cannot be named as trustee of the SNT.

The SNT gives the trustee or successor trustee the absolute discretion to provide whatever assistance is needed.  This means that no mandatory distributions can be made;

The SNT should prohibit giving the person with the disability more income or resources than permitted by the government;

The SNT is for supplementary purposes only; it should add to items provided by the government benefit program, and should not replace those government benefits;

The terms of the SNT define “supplementary needs” in general terms, as well as in specific terms related to the unique needs of the disabled individual;

The terms of the SNT may provide instructions for the disabled person’s final and funeral arrangement;

The terms of the SNT will determine who should receive the remainder balance of the trust after the disabled person dies;

The creator of the SNT trust determines choices for successor trustees. These can be family members, friends or professional organizations who have the best interest of the person with the disability in mind; and

A Third party SNT is a spendthrift trust and generally protects the trust against creditors or government agencies trying to obtain funds from the disabled person.


Our Glendale Special Needs Trust Law Offices serve the following areas:  Glendale, Burbank, Pasadena  Altadena, Alhambra, San Marino, La Canada Flintridge areas.

WHY HIRE US?

Top 1% of California attorneys are Certified as Specialists who handle Special Needs Trust.   Mina Sirkin, is a nationally recognized special needs trust attorney and has served as a media expert to CNN, MSNBC, Inside Edition, NPR and KTLA regarding probate and estate matters.  She is Certified as a Specialist by the Board of Legal Specialization of the State Bar of California, in Probate, Estate Planning and Trust Law.   Mina Sirkin is rated 10/10 on Avvo.  Sirkin Law Group’s Probate Offices are located in Los Angeles, Woodland Hills, Glendale and Pasadena.  For Glendale Ca Special Needs, Call: 818.340.4479. 

Probate Attorney Los Angeles | Sirkin Law Group | 818.340.4479

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You may have considered asking an attorney what the probate process is like in Los Angeles.  Probate is a protective proceeding where an attorney guides you through the process of changing title to assets of a decedent.  

What Function Does Probate Serve in Los Angeles?

1.  It insures that the court supervises the actions of an executor or administrator.  

2.   The Court overlooks the admission of wills and allows a forum for people to question authenticity of any will or codicil.  Sometimes, a will or codicil cannot be admitted, if it was the result of undue influence, fraud or lack of capacity of the decedent.   The probate process allows for relatives to voice their concerns and objections to a will or codicil via a will contest.  Call Sirkin Law 818.340.4479 when you want to talk to an attorney to dispute a will in Los Angeles.

3.   It insures that creditors’ rights are protected, via a bond.

4.   Probate provides a method of transfer of title to property of a decedent.

5.  It includes a timeline for an accounting for the executor or administrator, and a time for distribution of the assets of the estate.

How do you start the probate process in Los Angeles?

The process in Los Angeles begins with a Petition for Probate filed with the Central Court (Downtown).  The petition requires that a notice be published in the local newspaper where the decedent resided.   This is to make sure that any relatives that find out about the probate filing, have an opportunity to object, and that creditors can come forward to collect any money due them by the decedent.

Unless there is a will that waives bond, the Court requires that an administrator/ executor post a bond.   Sometimes, administrators cannot get bonded due to bad creditor, or prior bankruptcies or other reasons.    If a bond is ordered but it it is not posted, the executor/ administrator cannot get appointed unless an alternative method is used.  Bond waivers are getting more rare in Los Angeles and require a personal appearance to request one.

The alternative to a bond is a blocked account, or appointment of another person, such as a private professional fiduciary.

What do you do if there are disputes in probate, or if you want to talk to an attorney to dispute or contest a will in Los Angeles?

While there are many times where there are disputes regarding actions of an executor or administrator, there are great opportunities for settlement of cases in probate via mediation.    The least expensive way of settling a probate dispute is by mediation.

Why hire us?

Mina Sirkin, is a nationally recognized probate attorney and has served as a media expert to CNN, MSNBC, Inside Edition, NPR and KTLA regarding probate and estate matters.  She is Certified as a Specialist by the Board of Legal Specialization of the State Bar of California, in Probate, Estate Planning and Trust Law.   Mina Sirkin is rated 10/10 on Avvo.  Sirkin Law Group’s Probate Offices are located in Los Angeles, Woodland Hills, Glendale and Pasadena.  Cities near us:  Burbank, Calabasas, Sherman Oaks, Tarzana, Van Nuys.  Probate Attorney Los Angeles  Call: 818.340.4479.

CONSERVATORSHIPS | Glendale California

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TOP QUESTIONS ABOUT CONSERVATORSHIPS IN GLENDALE CALIFORNIA: Glendale Conservatorships California

Clients in Glendale often ask us whether they need conservatorships for an elderly, disabled, aging parent, or a disabled child.    Below is a checklist we have developed to help you make the decision:

1.   Can he or she properly administer medication to himself or herself?
2.   Can he or she understand the consequence of making a medical decision?
​3.   Can he or she provide food or shelter for himself?
4.   Is he or she easily influenced by others to give away his or her money?
​5.   Are there signs that he or she cannot be safe when left alone at home?
​6.   Is he or she bathing himself or herself?
7.   Does he or she wear clean clothes or wash his or her clothes?
8.   Are there bills that are unpaid?
9.   Is he or she forgetful of recent events?
10.  Are there people who are trying to take financial advantage of him or her?

WHAT TO DO FIRST WHEN MOST OF THE ANSWERS TO THE ABOVE QUESTIONS ARE YES?

1.  Determine if there is an Advance Health Care Directive or Power of Attorney in place.
2.   Call our office at 818.340.4479 and ask for a call assessment regarding your case.
3.   Ask us to give you a Capacity Declaration to be completed by a physician.   If your loved one will not submit to a doctor’s examination, please call us.
4.   Gather a list of medications and assets of your loved one
5.   Set an in-person appointment to go over the Conservatorship Procedures in Los Angeles County.

Call Mina Sirkin, Glendale Conservatorship Attorney at 818.340.4479.  Our Glendale, Ca office serves the Glendale, Burbank, Pasadena, Eagle Rock, and surrounding areas in Conservatorship matters.  We assist you in helping your aging parents with Conservatorships in Glendale.  Read more about Conservatorships and our Attorneys in Glendale.

DEMENTIA ESTATE PLANNING & ELDER LAW LOS ANGELES CONSERVATORSHIPS

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A specialist attorney in dementia & elder law is an expert in legal care who can help your family with conservatorships and the following:

1.   Discuss a dementia / alzheimer’s assessment by an expert physician or psychologist trained to provide a Capacity Declaration in Los Angeles.

2.   Once capacity is determined, then depending on the outcome, a specialist can advise you as whether a power of attorney is sufficient OR whether a full conservatorship proceeding is necessary.

3.   Your legal counsel should be able to immediately determine if the person who proposes to become a conservator is suitable by asking many questions.

4.   A glance at the assets of the proposed conservatee will enable your specialist counsel to advise you as to whether there is a likeliness that the Conservatee will run out of money during his or her time, by giving you an estimate of the current cost of care in home or in a facility.

5.   A specialist conservatorship attorney and counsel will be able to advise you of alternate ways of paying for dementia or alzheimer care for your loved ones, including having extensive Medi-Cal training by the counsel.

6.   Asset protection is a great part of planning for persons with dementia.   Special clauses can go into estate plans which can help protect the elderly from giving away their assets.   There are times when an incapacitated person needs to be protected while in a lawsuit, those cases can ben handled by our guardian ad litem attorney.

7.  Counsel should be able to converse about various options including whether a private professional fiduciary may be able to alleviate some of the stress of the tasks involved in caring for your loved ones.   This is especially important if you are caring for parents and do not have enough time to spend as you must support your family.

Mina Sirkin is a nationally recognized attorney in elder law and is Certified as a Specialist.  Call Mina Sirkin at 818.340.4479 for an appointment to determine the best course of action for your loved one.   Our offices are located in Los Angeles, Woodland Hills, Glendale and Pasadena. We also serve the surrounding areas including West Los Angeles, Burbank, Santa Monica, Alhambra and Altadena.  For over 24 years, our conservatorships attorneys have served many families and clients whose parents have dementia or Alzheimer’s disease in Los Angeles regarding dementia law and elder care planning for conservatorships.   Los Angeles Elder Law Conservatorship Attorney.

PROBATE LAW CA | LOS ANGELES GLENDALE PASADENA ATTORNEYS

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California law in the probate and trust areas intersects with many other areas of law.    For example, cases involving probate may intersect with dementia law and conservatorships.    More so lately, our attorneys see more cases involving trust and elder abuse issues.   While elder abuse is normally a civil case, there are many times where elder abuse cases merge with conservatorship and probate matters, and can be heard in probate court in Los Angeles.  Our attorneys and offices in Glendale, Pasadena and Los Angeles Ca, are well-versed in all areas which involved California probate law.

Our litigation team is resourceful in locating assets which are missing from trusts, or where the elder has given away an asset  due to undue influence or fraud.   Our Ca Probate Certified Specialist Attorney, Mina Sirkin, has taught many courses in elder abuse and probate to other California attorneys regarding probate in California.

Mediation in Ca Probate Law is standard for this area of law before a case goes to trial.   Most clients are cognizant of the litigation costs and most cases get resolved in the probate and trust area in Ca.   We can advise you as to the economics of your case and the best ways to protect your inheritance and to pursue your litigation case.

​Planning for a probate case in California is mandatory before you proceed.  You must be well aware of the time it takes to litigate, as well as the budget to carry forward a case in probate law in Ca.

Our Ca Probate Law Attorneys serve the following areas:  Los Angeles, San Fernando Valley, Woodland Hills, Glendale, Pasadena, Santa Monica,  Venice, Beverly Hills, West Los Angeles, Santa Monica, West Hollywood, Sherman Oaks, Van Nuys, Encino, Tarzana, Agoura and Westlake Village.   Our Ca Probate Law offices are located in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, Pasadena and Glendale.  Call 818.340.4479.​