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Grech Legal

(48)

Confident
Work
Estate Planning

“One thing preventing me from giving 5 stars is that he's very busy and between this and the covid pandemic, moving the paperwork along took longer than I would have wanted to see, but Matthew was quick to reply when contacted and overall good to work...”

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Saadeh Law Firm

(50)

Estate Law
Needs
Agreement

“My experience with Saadeh law office is 1000% positive, he is very upfront with you and shows personal interest in helping you… no games and very honest, take interest on been on your side, reasonable and understandable, will protect your interest an...”

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Law Office of Robert L. Ferris

(18)

Questions
Trust
Probate

“My husband and I had been discussing estate planning until we contacted Robert Ferris for consultation for free and he explained everything about will and trust.”

FAQs

How much does it cost to probate an estate?

The usual cost to probate an estate include the following: The court filing fee, newspaper publication cost, the probate referee's fee to value the estate for the court, and in some instances the cost to obtain a bond. These costs usually range from $1,200 - $2,000. The attorney and the estate representative are the paid from the estate for their share of the work in probating the decedent's estate. The amount of their fee is based on the value of the estate as follows: 4% of the first $100,000; 3% of the next $100,000; 2% of next $800,000; and 1% of the next $9,000,000 (See California Probate Code, Sec. 10800-10810).

What is an advance health care directive?

An advance health care directive specifies who can make health care decisions in the event an individual is unable to make his or her own decisions. It also includes language regarding organ donation if any, and end of life care choices such as the use or non-use of artificial life support systems. It often includes a directive to administer pain medication to keep a terminally ill patient comfortable and allow the individual to die without the use of extraordinary medical procedures.

What is power of attorney?

A power of attorney allows an individual to authorize someone else to handle his or her financial affairs. The power of attorney automatically terminates when the individual who created the power of attorney dies. There are different types of power of attorney. A power of attorney can become effective immediately upon signing, or may only become effective when an individual is unable to make his or her own financial decisions. A power of attorney can be revoked at any time by giving proper notice.

Have questions regarding probate in California?

Below are some of the most common questions we are asked. If you have specific questions about your case, please use our Quick Probate Review form, and we will personally review.

We try to answer commonly asked questions like these on the FAQ page of our website.

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Woodman Garcia-Sepulveda Law

(11)

Family Law Cases

“I am very glad a friend recommended Flora's practice for family law, not only does her practice support from A to Z, but also takes the human aspect as an integral part of her approach.”

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Law Office of Lauren Rios

(24)

Trust Administration, Probate, Estate Planning

“He lived in Southern California and his trust attorney told me about having to file a heggstad petition but that it would take 6-7 months because courts in that county were backed up due to Covid.”

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Winghart Law Group

(6)

Business Law, Business Litigation, Intellectual Property

“As a result of this conversation, I now have a clear direction in terms of how I'd like to proceed and will, 100%, return to Drew should I need to take this to court or for any related services.”

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Aaron Riechert Carpol & Riffle

(2)

Mediation Services, Conservatorships and Guardianships, Estate Planning, Trust, and Probate Law

“Toddler Paradise!!!”

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The Baner Law Firm - Estate Planning and Business

(2)

Estate Planning, Business LAW, Mediation

“I was very pleased with results of my cases.”

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Law Offices of Brian Irion

(9)

Business, Bankruptcy, Litigation

“At the outset of my case more than 4 years ago, I sought an attorney who would be able to take on the painful challenge of suing individuals overseas, in whose character it would be to mock the legal system and throw obstacles in the way.”

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Dan Beatty, Attorney at Law

(2)

“Great attorney”

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Mark A. Ruiz

(2)

“I'm so glad he's so reliable and so easy to reach whenever I needed him.”

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Shihadeh Jameel

(2)

“He's an outstanding professional, and he cares about his clients.”

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Gould, Hahn, & Reinhardt

(4)

Department of Social Services License Defense, Professional and Occupational License Defense, Civil Litigation

“They don't have a great reputation because it's extremely hard to trust them, and most of them are out just to get your money without really resolve your issue(s) you came to them initially.”

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Wolford Wayne

(46)

Wrongful Eviction, Failure to Repair or Maintain, Constructive Eviction

“My landlord contacted me to negotiate a buyout of my tenancy last year, and because of previous great experiences working with Daniel, I hired him to represent me.”

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De Fonte Law

(44)

Learning
Understanding
Questions

“We now have peace of mind and would recommend Patricia's services to anyone looking for a knowledgeable, professional and compassionate estate lawyer.”

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Cappelloni Law

(44)

Sale
Matter
Questions

“It was difficult for me to come to her office so we were able to handle everything through video visits, even sending an excellent notary to my house to sign the papers.”

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Law Offices of Laura Croft - Timeless Estate Planning

(42)

Probate Process, Estate Planning, Planning For Your Children

“We highly recommend Laura and her team (Shari) and look forward to working with her in the future again Positive Responsiveness, Quality, Professionalism, Value”

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Tobener Ravenscroft - San Francisco Tenant Lawyers

(45)

Buyout
Compassionate
Rights

“Today wrapped up a 4 years long, successful lawsuit against our former landlord and I cannot recommend Julia, Jackie, and their entire firm for an excellent job.”

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Blacksburg Law

(50)

Trust Administration and Probate, Living Trust Based Estate Planning, When Success Matters

“Michael was excellent at pointing out things I might want to consider, we discussed pros and cons of some of my ideas and since he is the expert, I went for his suggestions.”

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Spiller Law

(37)

Resource
Questions
Knowledge

“The goal in making successful deals is a combination of skills, negotiating instincts, and realistically understanding the strengths and weaknesses of both parties.”

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Law Office of Kathleen Day-Seiter

(49)

Power of Attorney
Understanding
Patient

“Access to Kass and other communications (including the transferring of documents) were done safely through a password secure program, which we appreciated.”

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Tenant Law Group

(35)

Attorney Consultations, Fair Employment & Housing Act (Feha), Wrongful Eviction

“While Thomas "was a breath of fresh air" when speaking with Jennifer and receiving information from her it made that little tiny tiny light at the end of the dark dark tunnel all that much brighter.”

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Law Offices of Geoff Wiggs

(29)

Estate Planning, Consumer Bankruptcy, Probate and Trust Administration

“I came in with a lot of insecurity and anxiety around filing my bankruptcy case, and from the first phone call, she made me feel at ease and confident that I would be in good hands.”

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T.S. Wrobel Law Group

(31)

Probate & Trust Administration, Estate Planning, Business Services & Counseling

“He and his staff handled all the details and were always friendly and helpful in my request for status updates, as well as all the legal forms required for creating my nonprofit corporation.”

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Average Cost	$4681
Minimum cost	$2926
Maximum cost	$11702
Avg Per Hour Rates	$469

Best Probate Attorneys in Daly City, CA

The highest-rated Probate & Trust Adminstration Law companies out of 114 vetted & reviewed in the Daly City area.

Grech Legal

Saadeh Law Firm

Law Office of Robert L. Ferris

Woodman Garcia-Sepulveda Law

Law Office of Lauren Rios

Winghart Law Group

Aaron Riechert Carpol & Riffle

The Baner Law Firm - Estate Planning and Business

Law Offices of Brian Irion

Dan Beatty, Attorney at Law

Mark A. Ruiz

Shihadeh Jameel

Gould, Hahn, & Reinhardt

Wolford Wayne

De Fonte Law

Cappelloni Law

Law Offices of Laura Croft - Timeless Estate Planning

Tobener Ravenscroft - San Francisco Tenant Lawyers

Blacksburg Law

Spiller Law

Law Office of Kathleen Day-Seiter

Tenant Law Group

Law Offices of Geoff Wiggs

T.S. Wrobel Law Group

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