Wills

A will is typically administered by a probate court, but probate proceedings may be avoided, even for large estates, through the use of trusts and other planning techniques.

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Law Office of Jeremy J Ofseyer 18 reviews

Donald K.

7/22/2019

We are a married gay couple who have been together for 44 years and needed an attorney to make substantial revisions to our will and trust, originally...

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TT J.

10/20/2018

After a few failed attempts interviewing other estate planning attorneys, my husband and I heard about Jeremy Ofseyer and made our appointment. The planning...

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Fon C.

8/29/2019

I am a retired school teacher. Since my retirement I have embarked on a mission to have my will and trust created to avoid any probate issues down the road,...

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About JEREMY J. OFSEYER

Mr. Ofseyer is a graduate of the Harvard Law School (magna cum laude 1990), and is certified as a specialist in Estate Planning, Trust & Probate Law by the State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization. He has the highest available peer-review rating, AV^® Preeminent^™, from Martindale-Hubbell, the highest available Avvo^™ rating, 10.0 Superb, and Palm Springs Life magazine has selected him as one of its “Top Lawyers” every year since it started rating lawyers in 2011

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(*Offer only applies to prospective clients seeking to create or update their own estate plan, but does not apply to other types of matters, Including advice or assistance concerning: another person's estate or estate plan; trust or estate administration; disputes; or conservatorships.)

Top Rated Estate Planning Attorney

About JEREMY J. OFSEYER

Contact the Law Office of JEREMY J. OFSEYER Today.

SCHEDULE A FREE 30-MINUTE ESTATE PLANNING CONSULTATION*

(*Offer only applies to prospective clients seeking to create or update their own estate plan, but does not apply to other types of matters, Including advice or assistance concerning: another person's estate or estate plan; trust or estate administration; disputes; or conservatorships.)