Long Beach Law, Inc. - A Professional Law Corporation

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3233 East Broadway
Long Beach
CA 90803-5817
(562) 621-6300
Fax (562) 621-1001

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Probate Law Let our office assist you with your final arrangements:

	§ Powers of Attorney § Simple Wills § Simple Trusts § Conservatorships § Guardianships § Probates § Trust Administrations

Our firm can help you make your final arrangements, so that your loved ones are protected. In a no-cost consultation, we will review your estate and help you decide whether a will or a trust is right for you. We will also explain who will inherit if you make no arrangements at all. Both a will and a trust will pass your property to whomever you designate. Some people have a fear of probate which is unjustified. One advantage of the probate process is that a Judge oversees the distribution of your assets and makes sure your wishes are carried out. Some people are better off with a living trust. Probate fees can be avoided, and it takes little time to settle a well written and fully funded trust. We will discuss all your options, including “Summary Probate”. If you find yourself in a situation where litigation is necessary, we are skilled to handle those needs as well. We are here to help - Whether it be in setting up your will or trust, assisting you with choosing a mortuary, probating your estate or settlling your living trust, the Law Offices of Audrey Stephanie Loftin are always at your service. Our probate paralegal, Janice Wineke, has over thirty years of experience. Don’t put off this important responsibility. Your family will be thankful for your foresight.

These materials are presented for general information purposes only. The materials and information presented here does not constitute, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. The transmission of the information by Long Beach Law, Inc., A Professional Corporation, is not intended to create, and receipt of information does not constitute, an attorney-client relationship of any kind or nature. Readers should not act upon or in reliance upon any information presented here without seeking advice of competent professional legal counsel.