Every document your family needs to be protected — drafted by experienced attorneys, tailored to your life, and completed entirely on your schedule.
The foundation of every estate plan.
A will or living trust ensures your assets pass to the people you love — on your terms, not the court's. Without one, California's intestacy laws decide who gets what, which may not reflect your wishes at all.
Ask About This ServiceDesignates who receives your property, names guardians for minor children, and appoints an executor to carry out your wishes.
Avoids probate entirely, keeps your affairs private, and allows for seamless transfer of assets to your beneficiaries — often the most powerful tool in an estate plan.
Works alongside your living trust to capture any assets not yet transferred into the trust at the time of your passing.
We guide you through the process of retitling assets and updating beneficiary designations so your trust actually works as intended.
Protect yourself while you're still here.
Estate planning isn't only about what happens after you're gone. A power of attorney ensures that if you're ever incapacitated — due to illness, injury, or age — a trusted person can step in and manage your affairs without court intervention.
Ask About This ServiceAuthorizes your agent to manage bank accounts, pay bills, file taxes, and handle real estate transactions on your behalf.
Grants authority for a specific transaction or time period — useful for real estate closings or business matters when you're unavailable.
Only takes effect upon a triggering event, such as a physician's determination of incapacity — giving you control over when authority transfers.
Make your medical wishes known — before a crisis.
Without a healthcare directive, your family may be forced to make agonizing medical decisions without knowing what you would have wanted. These documents give you a voice when you can't speak for yourself.
Ask About This ServiceCombines a living will and healthcare proxy into one document — specifying your treatment preferences and naming someone to enforce them.
States your wishes regarding life-sustaining treatment, resuscitation, and end-of-life care in clear, legally binding language.
Designates a trusted person — your healthcare agent — to make medical decisions on your behalf if you're unable to communicate.
Allows your designated agents and family members to access your medical records and communicate with your healthcare providers.
Flat-fee pricing — know your cost upfront, no billable hours
Fully remote process — complete everything from home
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Documents reviewed and revised until you're fully satisfied