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Roosevelt Law Center

(47)

“Their expertise and guidance were instrumental in helping us navigate the complexities of the mortgage industry and ensure that our rights as homeowners were protected.”

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Ocean Estate Law - San Clemente

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Trust Administration, Trust Amendments, Planning For Incapacity

“Jennifer Elliott and her paralegal Gabe Seamore were excellent in helping us formalize our family trust and other important durable power of attorney information.”

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Paul V. L. Campo Attorney At Law

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Trust Administration, Probate, Estate Planning

“Paul helped us originally with our wills and a few years later we called on Paul to help with my Sister-in-Laws' estate after she unexpectedly passed and did not have a will.”

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Family Roots Law, A.p.c

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Phone
Trust

“She's very compassionate and very helpful especially when I need some answers and have concerns, even went out of her way to help me find a place to stay.”

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It's understandable that thinking about your own mortality can be uncomfortable, but it's important to consider what could happen if you pass away without a will in place. Without a will, the laws of your state will dictate how your assets are distributed, which may not align with your wishes. This can leave your loved ones with unexpected financial burdens and potentially even lead to disputes among family members. It's important to consult with an attorney to draft a will that reflects your wishes and protects your loved ones. Don't leave your legacy to chance - take the necessary legal steps to ensure your assets go to the right people.

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Fischer & van Thiel

(9)

Judge
Interest
Family Law

“They not only assisted with my divorce and custody matters but they also helped properly allocate funds in the division of property and the sale of our family home.”

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Century Trusts & Estate Planning

(20)

Mind
Communication
Cost

“She has always made arrangements for my needs, been timely with appointments and gotten back to me quickly when she needed to research information for me.”

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Law Office Of Robin Montes

“Law Office of Robin Montes works hard to protect your rights, but myjob doesn't stop there — I strive to keep you informed about the details of your case as they evolve. Law Office of Robin Montes keeps you involved and personally advisesyou in makin...”

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Hagar & Cotten

(3)

“I would highly reccomend this law firm to anyone.”

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LAW Office OF Boris Siegel

(6)

Court

“Then after my wife's mother passed, again one of her siblings is trying to sell a property below value To another beneficiary ( a clear no no in administering a trust) and we will rely on Boris's”

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The Law Office of Dana L. Green

“Even after your son or daughter turns 18 and is considered an adult in the eyes of the law, you may still need to act on his or her behalf in the case of medical emergencies, tax matters, and other business transactions. Don't let your children leave...”

FAQs

How often does an Estate Plan need to be reviewed after it is signed?

Clients should look at their estate plans once a year to determine if the distribution plan still fits their needs. But if any major life changes take place during the year, the Estate Plan should be reviewed. Examples of major life changes are: Marriage, divorce, birth of children, inheritance received and illness rendering guardian named for minor children unable to serve.

What is a Special Needs Trust?

The beneficiary of a Special Needs Trust is usually receiving benefits from a government program. Those benefits will stop if the beneficiary receives an inheritance because of income limits that determine eligibility. A Special Needs Trust provides that the trustee only distribute income that will not trigger disqualification from benefits. The trust can own certain assets that are available to the beneficiary, such as a car or a house.

What is an Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust (ILIT)?

The purpose of a Life Insurance Trust is to avoid federal estate taxes on life insurance proceeds owned or controlled by the decedent. By having the ILIT own the insurance, the decedents have given up control so there are no estate taxes on the proceeds when paid out to the beneficiaries.

What is HIPAA?

It is the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996. This law has provisions concerning privacy rights for individuals. Among these provisions are regulations requiring written authorization from a patient before a health care provider can release certain health information. All health care documents should include this authorization.

You'll find more information on the FAQ page of our website.

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Law Office of Jeffrey Gaffney

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Power of Attorney, Wills and Trusts, Estate Attorney

“He was a pleasure to work with, got our questions answered quickly and helped us get our living trust and other related important documents to completion”

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Daniel K. Printz

(8)

Skills
Father
Trust

“I recently had the pleasure of working with an exceptional attorney, Daniel Printz, during the crucial final stages of a prolonged and intricate legal case.”

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Smykowski Law Offices

(48)

Trust Adminstration, Wills, Powers of Attorney

“David is extremely knowledgeable and helpful he makes you think about things you hadn't so you are making the best decisions for you and your loved ones.”

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Odgers Law Group

(40)

Dental Start Up’s, Dental Corporations, Dental Partnerships

“He has helped set up my business, negotiate contracts with manufactures and suppliers and de-escalate a competitor who sent me a frivolous cease and desist letter.”

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Opelon

(49)

Healthcare
Power of Attorney
Decisions

“Excellent legal advice concerning trust and will, my wife and I highly recommend this law office, the process was made easy by the lawyer and his office manager.”

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Preston Estate Planning

(49)

Federal Estate Tax vs. the Capital Gains Tax, Retirement Trusts, Disabilities

“Regarding the Estate Planning, they have and are always up to date and looking ahead to support each and every client and their personal needs and situations.”

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Law Offices of Gregory S. Duncan

(44)

Bankruptcy, Probate, Family Law

“I even had an issue because in the middle of the process we moved and even though we updated on line our new address, my interview letter never showed up.”

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Geiger Law Office

(50)

Business Formation, , Retirement Plan Trusts

“Ali was such a pleasure to work with and I would recommend this group to anyone who is looking for an honest, trustworthy and very capable firm to work with.”

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Rassman Law

(43)

Probate, Carlsbad Estate Planning, Trust Administration

“Being a lawyer I was not only impressed with his knowledge (he explained the options in a concise and cogent manner) but his extraordinary professionalism.”

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Fischer & van Thiel

(41)

Nerves
Paralegal
Understanding

“From the beginning of my consultation up to my final divorce proceedings and anything asked after has been nothing short of professional and courteous.”

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The Law Offices of Joseph Battle Carnohan

(19)

Question
Money
Team

“We were very impressed when one of the judges acknowledged his ability to make difficult cases work in the pass and wanted to know what was so different about this case.”

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Anderson Estate Law

(49)

Leave a Legacy, Watch a Video, What We Do

“What was also helpful in our situation was the fact that our nominated successor trustee had been in a longstanding relationship with Anderson Estate Law.”

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Law Office of Christine Padilla

(32)

Successor Trustee Duties AND Trust Administration, Probate IN California, Wills, Trusts, AND AN Estate Plan

“Christine and her staff were very understanding of our scenario and acted to help us get everything secured in the event that something occurred to either of us.”

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Legacy Legal

(9)

Wealth 4 Generations →, Business Strengtheners →, Family Protection →

“We have been extremely happy dealing with Rich and Marcelle and would recommend their services to anyone interested in quality tax and estate planning services.”

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Average Cost	$4661
Minimum cost	$2913
Maximum cost	$11652
Avg Per Hour Rates	$467

Best Probate Attorneys in Vista, CA

The highest-rated Probate & Trust Adminstration Law companies out of 156 vetted & reviewed in the Vista area.

Roosevelt Law Center

Ocean Estate Law - San Clemente

Paul V. L. Campo Attorney At Law

Family Roots Law, A.p.c

Fischer & van Thiel

Century Trusts & Estate Planning

Law Office Of Robin Montes

Hagar & Cotten

LAW Office OF Boris Siegel

The Law Office of Dana L. Green

Law Office of Jeffrey Gaffney

Daniel K. Printz

Smykowski Law Offices

Odgers Law Group

Opelon

Preston Estate Planning

Law Offices of Gregory S. Duncan

Geiger Law Office

Rassman Law

Fischer & van Thiel

The Law Offices of Joseph Battle Carnohan

Anderson Estate Law

Law Office of Christine Padilla

Legacy Legal

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