Estate planning is an effective means of arranging for the healthcare and/or financial needs of a loved one, providing a financial legacy for children or grandchildren, supporting a cherished cause, or outlining end-of-life decisions regarding medical care. At Cooper-Gordon LLP, our estate planning attorneys work closely with clients in reallocating and/or protecting assets for the benefit of their loved ones and/or their beloved charitable organizations.
The Attorneys at Cooper-Gordon LLP also help those who may need assistance with the administration of an estate, whether it be pursuant to a valid Will or Trust, or whether a loved one has passed away intestate (without leaving a will or trust). Sometimes a conservatorship or guardianship becomes necessary, either on a temporary or permanent basis, in order to protect the assets and/or the person of someone under some form of disability or infirmity. We handle those kinds of matters as well.
Unfortunately, sometimes competing beneficiaries or other persons of interest may have differing views as to how to resolve various types of issues. We are ready to pursue your interests and litigate your claims, where appropriate, as soon as we are retained.
Regardless of whether you are contemplating litigating a probate or trust matter, planning for retirement, maximizing wealth preservation, or helping aging or disabled family members, we can guide you towards appropriate decision-making.
Cooper-Gordon’s business hours are: Monday - Friday, 9:00 am to 5:30 pm. Please call (310) 829-7220 / (310) 829-9918 for legal assistance. Additionally, Cooper-Gordon LLP has members who are fluent in Hebrew and Russian.
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