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After the death of a loved one, you may find someone or something is stopping you from receiving your rightful inheritance. You may feel confused, angry, or frustrated. You want your loved one's wishes carried out. So click the ''Get Help Now'' tab to stop worrying about your inheritance and live stress-free, with the help of Probate and Trust Litigation Attorney Scott Grossman, who has represented people in your situation for over 20 years all over California.
Scott Grossman, the firm's founder, has been certified by the State Bar of California's Board of Legal Specialization as a Trust and Probate Law specialist. One of our intake specialists will reach out to you and determine your best course of action with us.
Learn MoreResources to Get You Started
View All ResourcesWinning the Inheritance Battle: The Ultimate Guide to California Trust and Probate Litigation
We offer this free guide to successfully battling for what’s yours to help people facing this problem make good decisions that help get the best results possible.
California Probate: What It Is, What You Should Know, And How It Works
Probate can be so difficult and figuring out where to start can take a lot of energy! We understand that California probate laws require you to collect a lot of information and to be prepared to give.
Trust Litigation: A Comprehensive Guide For Trust Beneficiaries
Are you a trust beneficiary who has not received your rightful inheritance from a trust? Are you tired of dealing with a lazy, incompetent, or untrustworthy trustee?
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Your situation may involve a trust, will or no estate planning document at all. Whatever it is, we are here to help. Contact us to start a discussion.
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