Advanced Estate Planning

As an Orange County Trust Attorney, more advanced planning is sometimes needed because of the size of the estate, the types of assets in the estate, or because there are complicated family issues. Our living trust attorneys use sophisticated estate planning and wealth preservation techniques to assist individuals, families, executives, and owners of closely-held businesses in preserving and protecting their assets and tailor plans to meet each client’s objectives.

Other Types of Trusts

We counsel clients on estate and tax planning, wealth preservation, multi-generational tax and estate planning, asset protection planning, business succession planning, charitable planning, and related legal matters. We assist families in dealing with family legal issues affecting seniors and disabled children or family members with special needs.

These sometimes require other trusts such as:

• Irrevocable Life Insurance Trusts (ILITS)
• Grantor Retained Trusts
• Charitable Trusts
• Dynasty Trusts

• What is the difference between legacy trust vs. dynasty trust
• Qualified Personal Residence Trusts (QPRTS)
• Qualified Domestic Trusts (QDOTS)
• Grandchildren Trusts
• Special Needs Trusts

We understand the legal and administrative headaches dealing with trust and administration matters. We also know it’s often difficult to find attorneys experienced in trust and estates with proven litigation skills. So let’s go over a few critical facts and best practices to ensure you get experienced legal counsel and avoid legal complications.

 Our Trust litigation attorneys have over 30 years of experience in this area and are well versed in helping mitigate loss, ensuring a cost-effective and smooth process.

 Need immediate assistance, feel free to call us now at 1-888-318-4430.

 Need a Second Opinion?

 There are times when you need a second opinion from another attorney. We can confidentially evaluate what the problems and solutions are for your case. And tell you the truth about what the source is of your delays, questions, or increased expense if you are currently in litigation.

 Here is what we’ll cover:

Why is this taking so long

• Is it your lawyer
• Do you wish your attorney was more like your opposing counsel? What are your options?
• Why is this costing so much? 
• When will this be over? Does my case have issues?
• When should you settle and for how much?
• What burning question do you have on your mind? If you have questions that your attorney is not answering, or the litigation has taken unexpected twists and turns, you should seek a second opinion.  Call Today or a contact form on weekends.  We will call you Monday morning!