Services We Offer

 Estate Matters -Do you want to know what happens after you execute a Will or Living Trust? Do you want to make sure your personal and financial affairs are in order before your death? Judicial Self-Help Center is ready to share factual information to guide you in understanding which method is right for you. 

Probate

A legal process that occurs when a person dies that involves the validation and administration of their will. The Probate court also handles Conservatorship and Guardianship​.
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Real Property Transfers

A deed is used if you need to add or remove a name from real property.
"Real property refers not only to the real estate and land you've purchased, but it includes any rights that are attached to that property."

​Trust Administration

When you have a Trust as part of your estate plan, you have to choose someone to be a “Trustee”.  Trust Administration refers to the actions taken by the Trustee, to do what the Trust instructs them to do.

​Simple Civil Actions

Includes name changes, adoption (both step parent and adult), small claims, demand letters, and response to limited complaints.

Power of Attorney 

A power of attorney is a legal document that allows someone else to act on your behalf. Powers of attorney (POA) can be helpful to people who want to choose a trusted person to act on their behalf when they cannot.