Families often need help before or after a parent becomes ill, loses capacity, signs estate documents, or passes away.
The firm helps with estate planning, trust review, probate administration, conservatorships, family disputes, fiduciary issues, and next-step planning.
Two-Attorney Probate Law Firm
Two attorneys serving Los Angeles probate, trust, estate planning, fiduciary and conservatorship matters.
Mina N. Sirkin is a Certified Specialist in Estate Planning, Trust & Probate Law by the State Bar of California. Her probate work includes court administration, fiduciary duties, trust matters, accountings, objections, estate planning and conservatorships.
Evan R. Sirkin handles estate planning, probate, trust and mediation-related matters for families and fiduciaries. His work supports practical organization and resolution of probate and estate issues.
Probate Law Firm Los Angeles
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Parents may need wills, trusts, powers of attorney, health care directives and beneficiary coordination.
Families may need conservatorship advice, elder protection analysis or trust administration review.
Probate or trust administration may be needed after a parent passes away.
Probate counsel can help organize disputes over documents, fiduciaries, care, assets and distributions.
Sirkin Law Group, PC is a Los Angeles probate law firm serving probate, trust, estate planning, fiduciary and conservatorship matters for families, fiduciaries, trustees, executors, administrators, beneficiaries and heirs.
Probate Law Firm FAQ
A probate law firm assists with probate petitions, fiduciary appointments, notices, inventories, appraisals, creditor issues, accountings, distributions, objections and probate court hearings.
The firm may assist executors, administrators, trustees, conservators, beneficiaries, heirs, interested parties and families in probate, trust, estate planning, fiduciary and conservatorship matters.
Bring wills, trusts, death certificates, court notices, accountings, real property information, asset information, correspondence, family information and any documents filed with the probate court.