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Trust & Asset Protection Services
by Experienced California Lawyers
San Diego Law Firm's skilled, knowledgeable attorneys
prepare and help administer all types of trusts. The cost depends
on the services needed, but we are committed to providing excellent
value to ensure your financial well-being and peace of mind.
From our San Diego, California law offices, we handle specialized
trusts, living trusts, wills, and and estate
planning throughout California, including Riverside,
Imperial, Los Angeles, and all southern California.
Basic Facts about Trusts
A trust is a legal relationship where one person holds any type
of asset (such as money, stock, or real estate) for another person's
benefit. Attorneys create trusts by carefully preparing legal documents.
Ownership documents for assets (such as real estate, stocks, and
bonds) are changed to show that the trust is the assets' owner.
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below for more information about
Trusts created by San Diego Law Firm: |
| Living
trust |
Part of every
estate plan, it lets property be passed
to heirs without probate costs or tax liability. |
Trust
protecting
assets from creditors |
Keeps ownership private using a family
limited trust or a limited liability corporation owned by trusts. |
Special
needs trust
for disabled person |
Lets a disabled person keep government benefits
while receiving extra support for personal items. |
| Trust
for family members |
A grantor trust, personal residence
trust, or life insurance trust can limit tax liability
while passing assets to family members. |
| Charitable
trust |
Allows you to leave money to a charity upon
death & receive a guaranteed lifetime payments and
a current tax deduction. An added life insurance trust
will let heirs still receive the full value of their inheritance. |
How to
Contact Us
For more information or an appointment, please call
San Diego Law Firm 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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