Attorney Hiring Guide

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Our FREE Attorney Hiring Guide

Do I Need A Lawyer?

Do you even need a lawyer? Use our guide to determine if your scenario would benefit with an attorney on your side

Evaluate The Firm.

Learn how to evaluate the Law Firm. Our guide will arm you with questions to ask and red flags to look out for

How Much Does A Lawyer Cost?

Determine how to identify the true costs of hiring an attorney before signing

You Are Hiring.

You are hiring the attorney, not the other way around. Get tips on how to interview and what to ask when hiring a lawyer

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Loved One Passed?

If a loved one recently passed away, you will discover the first steps you need to manage their affairs, whether you need to go through probate or not, how to identify if there is a trust or a will, and tips on discovering where assets are and identifying creditors

California Probate Guide

a comprehensive guide on the different stages of probate, what information you need to file for probate, what documents need to be filed and when. Also other tips and tricks including how to save time and money in the process and on taxes.

California Trust Administration Guide

A comprehensive guide on the different stages of trust administration, what documents must be sent as required by law, information on deadlines, and how to save money on taxes.

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