Douglas C. Spletter - a Roseville, United States Estate Planning Lawyer

Roseville Estate Planning Lawyer

Updated: 03/18/2026

Areas of Practice

Estate Planning
Tax Planning
Probate
Trust Administration
Business Law

Attorney Information

Overview

Originally from Wisconsin, Doug settled in Vacaville after living in Phoenix, Los Angeles, Seattle and Southern Oregon. This intentional decision was made after assessing the excellent prospects for Solano County’s future.

Doug joined Reynolds Law, LLP after several years of conducting his own private practice in Oregon and California. He especially valued the direct personal contact and diversity of subjects he faced in his own practice. His experience includes Business Law, Estate Planning, Tax Planning, Probate, Trust Administration.

Education

Legal Education
- University of Washington School of Law, Seattle, Washington, 1999
  LL.M.
- Whittier Law School, Costa Mesa, California, 1997
  J.D.
Non Legal Education
- Arizona State University, 1990
  B.A.

Current Employment Position(s)

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Partner
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Pro Bono Activities

Roseville Chamber of Commerce, member
Roseville Rotary Club, member

Bar Admissions

California

Specialties and Certifications

Certified Specialist in Estate Planning, Trust & Probate Law

Other Affiliations

US District Court for the Eastern District of California (Member)
Solano County Bar Association (Member)
Vacaville Sunrise Rotary

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Contact

Roseville, CA

3001 Douglas Blvd
Ste. 225
Roseville, CA 95661

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Phone: 707-366-6700

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