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1. Call Now to Schedule Your Consultation (818) 528-8720 MENU Home Practice Areas  Practice Areas Estate Planning Estate planning is for everyone, not just the rich, elderly, or ill. Estate planning is a process that allows a person to provide for themselves and their loved ones in the event of that person’s unexpected or untimely incapacity or death. It lets a person leave what they want to whom they want in the way that they want or believe to be best. A well-designed estate plan provides for loves ones, including minor children and aging parents, provides for incapacity, avoids probate at death, reduces or eliminates taxes, and provides for charitable organizations. Most importantly, your estate plan is designed uniquely for you in accordance with your objectives, your values and your priorities. Click here to learn more about estate planning… Business Law & Planning Business owners have a multitude of unique and varied needs related to the formation and operation of their businesses. These needs may include entity formation, business planning, contract review and drafting, expansion through business acquisition, partnership buyouts, business sales to key employees, next generation or other insiders, business sales to a competitor or other third-party buyer, pre-sale planning and due diligence, contract disputes and dispute resolution, and other issues that arise resulting from, or during the course of, business operations. We provide counseling related to many aspects of business law and business planning. In areas where we do not provide legal counseling, such as labor disputes, environmental issues, franchising, patents, and other areas, we can refer you to one of the highly skilled and capable attorneys in our network that have the needed expertise. Click here to learn more about business law and planning… Asset Protection Nearly everyone needs to protect their assets from seizure by creditors, predators, and lawsuits because anyone can be sued at anytime for any reason. Whether they realize it or not, most people

2. have already engaged in basic asset protection because they have purchased one or more forms of liability insurance. Asset protection planning is the process of taking property which is currently vulnerable to seizure by creditors, predators, and lawsuits and positioning that property in a way to discourage lawsuits, provide a valuable bargaining chip if a lawsuit arises, and minimize loss. Click here to learn more about asset protection… Share this:     Like this: Like Be the first to like this. Schedule Your Complimentary Consultation Follow Us on Social Media View Recent Blog Posts How to Fix 5 Common Estate Planning Problems Financial Planning. Tax Planning. Legacy Planning. Estate Planning – How many plans do I need?! Beneficiary Designations and a Blended Family: Why You Need to Think Before You Sign Estate Planning When Not All of Your Kids are in the Family Business Are Your Documents Following the Same Script? Basics of Beneficiary Forms and Estate Planning Not Married? You’re not alone – but you still need a plan. Estate Planning for People Living Together, Bachelors, and Bachelorettes Wondering Whether You Need to Update Your Estate Plan? Yes, You Do, and Here’s Why Stress Test Your Estate Plan

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