Our Firm Specializes In Probate And Trust Litigation, And We Get Results For Our Clients
"We speak for the dead." After your loved one dies, it's only right that his wishes for the distribution of property are carried out as he would have wanted. Sometimes sons, daughters, and other heirs need help carrying out those plans. Our firm specializes in probate and trust litigation. Our expert attorneys are knowledgeable, experienced, and aggressive.
DISCLAIMER: The results are specific to the facts and legal circumstances of each of the clients' cases and should not be used to form an expectation that the same results could be obtained for other clients in similar matters without reference to the specific factual and legal circumstances of each client's case.

Contested Will Of Alzheimer’s Patient
This will contest and trust contest involved our client from San Diego County, her sister who had lived in Palm Springs but moved to Temecula, and our client’s brother who was also living in Riverside County, California.


Beneficiary Of A Probate Estate Receives Proceeds
In this case, we represented the beneficiary of a San Bernardino County, California probate estate. The probate was in the Redlands probate court and the executor lived in Victorville, California. The will had been admitted to probate and everyone agreed it was a valid will.


Hemet, CA Probate Case Results In Client Keeping Home
We represented a the administrator of a California probate estate in the Riverside County Superior Court in Hemet.


Successful Probate & Trust Administration Case Result
Ted’s mother died having created an estate plan for her children. She created a trust and had a will to ensure any property she didn’t fund into her trust would go through probate into her trust rather than pass by the laws of intestacy.


Difficult San Bernardino Probate Successfully Concluded
Imagine getting the news that your mother was not doing well and then discovering it was much worse than you thought.


Grandson Receives Fair Share After Aunts’ Delay
This is a good example of what can be done when a trustee refuses to properly carry out the terms of the trust.
