A will, sometimes referred to as a last will and testament, is a legal instrument that distributes a person’s property at death, specifies last wishes and nominates a guardian for minor children. Without a will, the courts are required to make these critical decisions for you through a “one-size-fits-all” process called intestate succession.

A will is probably the single most important legal document that you will ever sign. As such, we strongly recommend that only a qualified attorney who practices in estate planning draft your will. Please don’t try to formulate your documents using a do-it-yourself program or pre-printed forms. California law is much too complicated.

The good news is that our attorneys can prepare a custom will based on an affordable, fixed-fee pricing arrangement. Call us today to schedule your free, no-obligation consultation.