Top San Jose Wills Lawyers - California

Nearby Cities: Sunnyvale, Fremont, Hayward, San Mateo, Oakland

Related Practice Areas: Trusts, Health Care, Probate & Estate Administration, Estate Planning

With help from Anastasi & Nielsen, you will soon be planning with confidence. Based in San Jose, California, our law firm assists individuals, families and businesses throughout Santa Clara County and the Silicon Valley with matters pertaining to estate planning, probate and business law.  Our estate planning practice includes drafting and reviewing wills and trusts, advance care...

More Than 20 Years of Experience in Probate, Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts and Civil Litigation...

The Law Offices of Richard Wingerden offers you experienced aggressive defense for your criminal charges and insightful guidance for your business planning and estate plan needs. Our lawyer also offers business law services throughout California with a home office in San Jose. Attorney Richard Wingerden provides a free one on one consultation to understand your needs, concerns and plans for your...

We are The Dayton Law Firm, P.C., an estate planning and administration firm located in San Jose, California. We offer turnkey estate planning and estate administration services to people in Santa Clara County and throughout the Bay Area. Using our understanding of the costs, vulnerabilities and complexities that the state probate and federal tax laws can cause, our attorneys offer...

The Law Offices of Linda J. MacKay is dedicated to providing clients with quality estate planning representation. We are a boutique law firm in West San Jose, California, that serves individuals and families throughout Santa Clara County and surrounding counties. Our estate planning practice includes a comprehensive range of services. This includes legal needs related to wills, trusts (revocable...

Need help with a Will?

You've come to the right place. If you want your property to go to specific people after you die, to name who will be responsible for making sure your wishes are carried out, or to avoid probate, a wills lawyer can help.

Use FindLaw to hire a local wills lawyer to prepare a will tailored to your circumstances like living wills -- also known as an advance directive or medical power of attorney -- last will and testaments, and joint or reciprocal wills.

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