
Chico Estate Planning Law Firm
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The Law Firm of John C. Schaller was founded in 1971 and currently has two offices. The main office is located in Chico, California, with an additional office in Graeagle.
My firm is a full service law firm, representing and advising clients in the areas of trusts and estates, contracts, corporations law, estate and trust litigation, real property, elder law.
I possess high academic credentials, maintain strong community ties, am committed to the pursuit of excellence, communicate effectively, and demonstrate the strictest personal and professional ethics as well as the utmost concern for my clients.
I provide services in a timely, client-oriented manner in an ethical, friendly, and professional environment. My approach focuses on each client's background, needs, and goals. I am committed to responding promptly to telephone calls and to reporting on cases regularly.
My dedication to quality, understanding of the law, trust, and respect are the foundation for my long-standing relationships with clients and the community.
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