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Max M. Alavi, APC

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Probate Lawyers Serving Newport Beach, CA

A Top-tier aggressive Trust & Probate Litigation Firm Serving All of California. Contact us today for a free case analysis!

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"As an American living in Europe I had to deal with my brother who was executor in the probate matter of our father. Despite the opposition of my brother, Mr Alavi and his firm had the patience and focus to make sure I got my share. We contacted each other by video conference and email, so distance and time difference was no problem. Thank you for taking my case. "

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Probate Lawyers Serving Newport Beach, CA (San Juan Capistrano, CA)

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Probate Lawyers Serving Newport Beach, CA (Long Beach, CA)

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