Real Estate Planning and Probate

Protecting Your
Home, Your Business,
and Your Family.

California legal counsel for life’s most consequential transitions.

San Diego · Orange County · Riverside · Los Angeles

Probate Law

Probate
Law

Losing a loved one is one of life’s hardest experiences. The legal process that follows doesn’t have to make it harder.

Trusts & Estate Planning

Trusts &
Estate Planning

Build a clear, legally sound plan that reflects your values, protects your assets, and guides your family for generations.

Revocable living trusts
Wills and pour-over wills
Charitable trusts
Business succession planning within estates
High-net-worth tax planning strategies
Planning for international and out-of-state assets

Business & Real Estate

Business &
Real Estate

Align your business interests with your estate plan. Protect what you've built for those who come next.

Business formation and entity selection
Operating agreements and corporate governance
Real estate transfers and title planning
Asset protection structures
General counsel services for small and mid-size businesses

Where We Serve

Southern California's
Legal Partner.

San Diego

Orange County

Riverside

Los Angeles

From San Diego’s coastal neighborhoods to the business corridors of Orange County and the growing communities of Riverside County, our firm brings local knowledge and statewide legal expertise to every client engagement.

We understand that families and business owners across these regions face distinct needs, from complex real estate markets to cross-border estate considerations, and we tailor our approach accordingly.

A Practical Guide

When loss happens,
clarity matters.

The time following a loss can feel overwhelming. Here is what comes next, legally.

Obtain certified copies of the death certificate

You will typically need 8–12 certified copies for banks, agencies, and legal proceedings.

Locate the will, trust documents, and financial accounts

Gather all estate planning documents, account statements, and property deeds in one place.

Notify banks, insurance companies, and government agencies

This includes Social Security, the IRS, and all financial institutions holding accounts.

Determine whether probate is required

Not all estates require formal probate. Asset type and total value determine the process.

Contact an attorney to assess the estate

An early consultation clarifies your obligations and protects your family from costly missteps.

“

You work directly
with an attorney.
Every time.

— REPP Law, Approach to Client Service

What Sets Us Apart

Direct attorney access

No associates, no hand-offs. You speak with your attorney at every stage of the matter.

Complex estates

International assets, out-of-state property, and multi-entity business structures handled with depth.

Integrated planning

Estate and business succession addressed together — never as disconnected engagements.

Personal attention

Counsel tailored to your family, your goals, and your situation — not a one-size plan.

Have a Question?

Have a Question or a Situation to Discuss?

Use our contact form to reach us. We will review your inquiry and respond promptly. There is no obligation to proceed.

Ready to Begin?

Schedule your
paid consultation.

A structured 60-minute session. You’ll receive clear legal guidance specific to your situation. Book and pay online.

Protecting YourHome, Your Business,and Your Family.

ProbateLaw

Trusts &Estate Planning

Business &Real Estate

Southern California'sLegal Partner.

When loss happens,clarity matters.