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The Will-Trust-Probate Guide explains
important
facts about probate and inheritance, wills and estate plans,
and trusts and asset protection throughout California ---
and San Diego Law Firm's
skilled, caring legal services to help you with all of these.
Our Probate
and Inheritance section explains how California probate
works and
San Diego Law Firm's probate services. Learn the 7 crucial
steps of probate, solutions for common inheritance problems,
and what to do when there is no will . . . read
more.
Our Will
and Estate Plan section explains ways to avoid estate
taxes, avoid or minimize California probate costs, avoid
delay, and make
sure your property passes to the people you choose. It also
explains San Diego Law Firm's services and has an estate
planning dictionary . . . read
more.
Our Special
Trusts
and Asset Protection section explains
different kinds of trusts and San Diego Law Firm's trust-preparing
services. Living trusts save on estate taxes and avoid or
minimize probate costs. Other trusts provide for disabled
individuals and protect families. Special trusts can be set
up to protect assets from creditors and keep financial information
private. Charitable trusts can benefit charities while providing
guaranteed lifetime payments to you, a current tax deduction,
and funding so your heirs receive a full inheritance . .
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read more.
Our California Medi-Cal section
explains how to protect the finances of an ill person, their spouse, and their
family while qualifying for California Medi-Cal payment of
nursing home and medical costs. It also explains San Diego Law
Firm's Medi-Cal services and lists traps to avoid in qualifying for Medi-Cal
. . . read
more.
For more information or an appointment, please call San Diego Law Firm at our San Diego, California office at 619-794-0243 , or, if you prefer, send us an e-mail at
and an attorney from our office will contact you. Please note
that making a phone call or sending an e-mail does not create
an attorney-client relationship; this requires a written agreement.
Please do not e-mail any confidential information to us until
an agreement is signed; at that point, we can exchange confidential
information freely.
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