Trusts & Estates · California

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Jay Law is a trusts and estates law practice for individuals and families across California. Planning, probate and trust administration, led by experienced attorneys who listen to your needs.

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How planning works

01

First call

It starts with a short call, where we talk about you and your loved ones and what you’re hoping to put in place.

02

Getting into the details

We sit down for a real conversation about your goals, your loved ones, your assets, and your concerns.

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Building your plan together

We work hand-in-hand to build your plan, with our technology keeping us in sync every step of the way.

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Making it official

When you’re ready, we sign all the documents and finalize. From there, we record what needs recording, notify the right institutions, confirm everything’s in place, and check back in as life changes.

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We maintain the relationship

We keep in touch to ensure that your plan still meets your needs as your situation changes over time.

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A licensed California attorney works with you to build plans around your unique needs.

Our proprietary technology makes sure we spend as much time as needed with you, and enables rigorous quality control to ensure your needs are met.

Travis Neal with his family
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An estate plan is about caring for the people you love. I listen first to learn your unique needs and goals, explain every document in plain English, and make sure you know what you are signing and why.

Travis Neal Founding Partner, Jay Law

Planning for the future.

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Wills & Trusts

The foundation of a plan, drafted around you and your loved ones.

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Powers of Attorney & Healthcare Directives

Naming who decides, financially and medically, if you can’t.

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Getting help after a loss

Probate & Trust Administration

Guidance for trustees and executors carrying out someone else’s plan: probate, trust administration, and closing out an estate.

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