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Located in the beautiful grounds of Chico Creek Professional Park, on Humboldt Road, our office is easy to access from Hwy 99, and has plenty of parking available.

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Dana and her entire team are here to support you and help make those difficult legal tasks easier, so you can have peace of mind.

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Dana offers many legal services including, but not limited to:

Wills & Trusts

Wills & Trusts are the core of Estate Planning; they determine what happens to your estate after you pass. Additionally, trusts can be useful while you're alive. Both should be amended when things change. Dana does what is best for your personal circumstances - no "cookie cutters" here!

Trust / Estate Administration

Are you trustee of a trust, or the executor of an estate under a will? We are here to guide you through the administration, whether you you just need a little guidance or a lot of assistance.

Special Needs Trusts

Special Needs includes everything from physical and mental disabilities to the simple infirmities of old age. Special Needs Trusts are often used to reserve assets for use while also allowing the person to qualify for public benefits. Whether you are planning early, or are already in care, Dana can help.

Powers of Attorney & Healthcare Directives

All adults (18+) should have a POA and AHCD. They allow you to select who will act for you, and who will make medical decisions for you, when you are unable to. The AHCD also lays out your specific health care, end of life, and funeral wishes.

Probate / Intestacy Proceedings

When a person passes away without a trust, and with more than a very small estate, a Probate must be filed with the courts. Even a Will, while helpful, does not avoid probate in CA. If your loved one has passed and you need to file for probate, or you need help navigating Probate court, we can help.

Conservatorships / Alternatives

If an adult becomes incapable of making reasonable decisions, the court may appoint a substitute decision maker: a conservator. Limited conservatorships preserve some independence for those with some capability, such as developmental disabilities.

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