Will or Trust or ? What do you really need to avoid the long delays and high costs of Court and prevent family conflict when something happens to you? We'll look at your family dynamics, and your assets, to ensure you understand what the state’s plan is for you, and then help you create a plan that is the right plan for you, at the right budget, to achieve your desired out
Don’t fail your loved ones. Even if you've created a plan already, it may not work when your family needs it. Estate plans, even with the very best documents, fail when they are not well-counseled, not updated and when your assets are not owned in the right way. Your family deserves more.
At Allen Legacy Law, our mission is to educate, inform and empower clients by providing compassionate, comprehensive, and strategic legal services to individuals, parents, families, business owners and their loved ones. We will take the time to get to know you, your family, your business, your concerns, and goals. Once you understand your options, we allow you to choose the value-based solution that meets your unique needs and concerns.
I’m here to help your family stay out of court and conflict in the event of your death or incapacity. Welcome.
Hassan A. Allen, Esq. is Chief Counsel at Allen Legacy Law. I’m currently working with Wealth Counsel®, which helps me serve you with a counseling methodology for making decisions about your estate planning that ensures you’ll have a plan that works, when your family needs it. Because otherwise, why plan?
Together, we’ll look at your family dynamics, inventory your assets (and even possibly help you see you have more than you think you do), and choose the right plan for you and the people you love, at your budget, based on your unique circumstances.
By planning for life and death in this way, and getting clear on your legal and financial reality, you’ll make choices with a clarity that may have eluded you until now. About life. And Legacy. And what really matters.
We call it Legacy Planning because we don’t just help you choose between a will or trust (though we do that), but empower you to take control of your life, clarify your aspirations, and leave a lasting impact that aligns with your values and goals.
Most importantly, you will have the assurance of knowing your loved ones won’t be left with a mess, and that they will be able to make aligned decisions for you, when needed.
Our team, at Allen legacy Law, consists of experienced planners and staff who are dedicated to helping families and business owners. We thrive on educating our clients, getting them financially and legally organized, so they choose a plan that avoids costly court delays and promotes family harmony. We are here to provide support and guidance every step of the way.
Estate Planning needs vary from person to person and family to family. At Allen Legacy Law, we will take the time to get to know you and your family, your concerns and your goals. So whether you are recently married, a new parent, nearing retirement age, preparing for long-term assisted living or nursing home care, we thrive on educating, informing and empowering clients to choose a plan, that we wll custom-draft, to keep loved ones out of court and conflict.
A Protection Plan For Minor Children is a set of instructions, legal documents and ID cards for you and your Kid's backpack, purse, wallet and/or refrigerator. The Protection Plan is a must if you have kids at home who count on you for their care and support.
We help our clients protect hard-earned assets from creditors, lawsuits, third-party predators, financially irresponsible beneficiaries, and other potential risks. We assist you in determining the appropriate level of asset protection planning for your particular circumstances. We will consider insurance, marital property agreements, business entities, gifting, and asset protection trusts.
In California, probate is a court-supervised process that involves identifying and gathering a deceased person's assets, paying their debts, and distributing the remaining assets to their heirs or beneficiaries. Probate is usually required if the estate is worth more than $184,500, but there are some ways to avoid it. If you are named or become an administrator or executor for a loved one's estate, at Allen Legacy Law, we can help you get through every step of the complex probate process.