Estate Planning & Medi-Cal Planning Experts

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Elder Law Services

Protect Your Home, Savings & Family with Smart Elder Law Planning

Medi-Cal Planning, Estate Planning, Trusts & Probate Guidance — Serving Families Across California Since 1995

Call Now for a Free Consultation

✔ 25+ Years Experience
✔ Thousands of California Families Helped
✔ Avoid Probate & Protect Assets

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One complimentary consultation per individual or family.

Worried About Long-Term Care Costs or Losing Your Assets?

 

  • Nursing home costs draining your life savings
  • Not knowing how to qualify for Medi-Cal
  • Risk of losing your home to estate recovery
  • Family conflict during probate or trust administration
  • Uncertainty about what happens after a loved one passes

We help families create clear, legally sound plans—before costly mistakes happen

Our Elder Law Services

 

🟦 Medi-Cal Planning

Protect assets and qualify for long-term care benefits legally.

🟦 Estate Planning

Living trusts, wills, powers of attorney, and asset protection strategies.

🟦 Probate

Guidance through court-supervised estate settlement.

🟦 Trust Administration

Support for trustees after a loved one passes.

🟦 Asset Protection Strategies

Preserve your home and savings from unnecessary loss.

Why Families Choose Elder Law Services of California

  • Focused exclusively on Elder Law & Estate Planning
  • Deep experience with California Medi-Cal rules
  • Compassionate, family-first approach
  • Clear guidance—no legal confusion
  • Efficient planning to avoid delays and court issues

What Happens Next

  1. Free Consultation: We review your situation and goals.
  2. Customized Plan: We design a strategy tailored to your family.
  3. Implementation: We handle legal documents and filings.
  4. Ongoing Support: Guidance as your situation evolves.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you help me qualify for Medi-Cal without losing my home?

Yes, we use legal planning strategies to protect your home and assets while helping you qualify.

Is it too late to plan if a loved one already needs care?

No. Crisis planning options are often available, even after care has begun.

How long does probate take in California?

Typically 8–12 months or longer, depending on complexity.

Do I really need a trust?

In most cases, a properly structured trust helps avoid probate and simplifies asset transfer.

How much does it cost?

We discuss fees during your consultation after understanding your needs.