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California Probate Lawyers

Foley & Foley—Attorneys at Law

The probate process is not always as bad as you may have been led to believe. In reality, it is simply an orderly method of cleaning up the loose ends of a person's life after they have died.

At Foley & Foley, we help families and individuals to navigate the California probate process and provide them with comprehensive estate administration services to ensure that the probate and non-probate transfers of assets are accomplished correctly and in accordance with the decedent's wishes and values that have been expressed.

San Francisco Area Estate Administration

Probate does take some time, but generally does not take an extraordinary amount of time.

In most cases, the probate process is completed in one year or less. During this time however, you and your family's assets are not frozen and you are able to live life in almost the same way as before. But, we recommend that you have an experienced attorney to see you through this period of transition.

There are also ways around the probate process.

In fact, through the use of various estate planning tools and careful tax planning, we help many of our clients to prevent unnecessary claims against their assets that the probate process might otherwise make.

Contact our experienced California probate lawyers today to discuss your specific concerns.

Foley & Foley
Attorneys at Law
827 Broadway, Suite 220
Oakland, CA 94607
Telephone: (510) 547-3788
Fax: (510) 267-0237

At Foley & Foley, we represent the needs and values of families, individuals, businesses, and others in real estate law, business law, taxation law, estate planning, and in probate and estate administration-related concerns. We provide individualized services in these areas to clients throughout Alameda, Contra Costa, San Francisco, and Marin counties and in cities such as Oakland, Walnut Creek, Berkeley, and Emeryville.