Judith M. Copeland - a San Diego, California (CA) Probate Lawyer

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San Diego Probate Lawyer

Updated: 02/15/2026

Areas of Practice

Probate

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Elder Law
By Anonymous on Feb. 27, 2020
Hired Attorney 2020

We are very disappointed with Judith Copeland and her professionalism, this Mediator/Attorney is a sell out wants to get rid of her client fast. She didnt care to hear our concerns for our mother that were valid and all the proof we had. Her client care is poor and unethical i saw nothing positive come out of her persona and decision, she was unfair. She was paid by our siblings to do a fair job, she is not for the people mainly the client "Our Mother" best interest she went with the easiest fastest decision Judith came across as a bully professional that didnt care and pushed and pressured her client and shut down her client every time the client tried to talk to her and basically rushed her client to sign a agreement that was UN-ethical much-less fair.

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San Diego, CA

1230 Columbia Street
Suite 680
San Diego, CA 92101 - 8502

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Phone: (619) 231-0456

Fax: (619) 231-0581

Website: http://www.copelandtierman.com

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Judith M. Copeland - San Diego, CA