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The Law Offices of H. Brooks Travis, PC.

TEL (800) 353-1458 |  Long Beach, CA

TEL (949) 365-5885 |  Laguna Niguel, CA

TEL (949) 454-8706 |  Mission Viejo, CA

Brooks’ practice emphasizes Estate Planning (Wills and Trusts), Charitable Giving, Special Needs Planning, Asset Protection, Probate Law, Trust Administration and Business Forma...(more)

Irsfeld, Irsfeld & Younger, LLP

TEL (818) 242-6859 |  Glendale, CA

Before joining Irsfeld, Irsfeld & Younger, Armen had his own law firm focused on estate planning and business planning and real estate law. Prior to opening his law firm, Armen Baghdasarian had a succ...(more)

The Law Offices of Joel Loquvam

TEL (310) 724-7377 |  Los Angeles, CA

TEL (562) 508-4293 |  Long Beach, CA

TEL (760) 322-0268 |  Palm Springs, CA

A native Californian, Joel grew up in Oakland, California and graduated from The George Washington University with a double major in Political Science and Environmental Studies. Joel worked for tw...(more)

Law Office of Michael Gaston

TEL (562) (562) 983-8010 |  Long Beach, CA

Attorney Gaston’ practice focuses on estate planning. He is a noted speaker on the areas of Living Trusts, Estate Planning and Asset Protection. While working as a financial consultant with Smith B...(more)

Law Offices of Allan Senkow

TEL (805) 983-4221 |  Oxnard, CA

TEL (818) 788-4522 |  Encino, CA

He is a partner of the law firm of Senkow & Frank LLP, located in Los Angeles. Allan Senkow focuses his practice in the areas of estate planning, tax and elder law. ...(more)

The Elder & Disability Law Firm

TEL (909) (909) 888-7100 |  San Bernardino, CA

Esther C. Wang is an attorney who has been providing quality legal services since 1991. Esther is proud to be one of only two members of the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys in San Be...(more)

Collins Law Group

TEL (310) 677-9787 |  Inglewood, CA

Attorney Collins is a noted speaker on Living Trusts, Estate Planning, Business Planning and Medi-Cal Planning. Ms. Collins’ law practice focuses on these areas and she is a member of the American Ac...(more)

The Hayes Law Firm

TEL (626) 403-2292 |  South Pasadena, CA

As an attorney in private practice in Los Angeles County, California William Hayes provides extensive estate and tax planning services to individuals and businesses in Los Angeles, Pasadena, G...(more)



Other Woodland Hills, California Estate Planning & Probate Law Firms (Basic Listings)

Kenneth P. Koury, Esq., Woodland Hills, CA  (818) 715-9149


Mozafarian & Vaughn, Llp, Woodland Hills, CA  (818) 346-0029


Sirkin And Sirkin, Woodland Hills, CA  (818) 340-4479





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