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ESTATE ADMINISTRATION
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BANAFSHE LAW FIRM, PC

Banafshe Law Firm, PC was founded by Payum Ryan Banafshe with one goal in mind, to provide client focused legal services. Our firm provides personalized legal services to clients in various areas of law. We are motivated, aggressive, and we achieve results in every matter. When you visit or call our office, we want you to feel comfortable discussing such important issues concerning both you and your family. We will guide, counsel and provide you with the information you need to make an informed decision in every matter.

Our legal team, backed by experienced paralegal and support staff, enables our firm to provide our clients with a broad area of legal services, without sacrificing our goal to provide client focused legal services. We strive on accomplishing our clients’ goals, promptly responding to calls, and providing affordable representation. We never charge for the initial consultation and an attorney or paralegal is always a phone call away. Please contact us for an appointment at any of our four convenient Southern California locations.


ESTATE PLANNING, PROBATE &
TRUST ADMINISTRATION

Banafshe Law Firm, PC began as an Estate Planning law firm. Our firm has extensive experience in counseling clients regarding general and sophisticated estate and gift tax planning. Our firm will assist you in preparing wills, simple and complex trusts, and other documents related to non tax and tax-sensitive estate and gift tax planning. We also represent personal representatives (executors and administrators) in decedents' estates and prepare court documents for probate matters. Our firm has planned for modest and multi-million dollar estates and administered estates of all sizes and complexities. Once retained, we counsel our clients during all stages of the estate planning practice, including, planning, gathering estate information, completing a detailed questionnaire in our office, executing your estate planning documents and funding your trust with your assets.
Since a vital part of your estate planning is the ownership and management of your entire estate, our office will also assist you in the transactional areas of Corporate Law, Real Estate law and the formation of entities.


PERSONAL INJURY LAW

During our practice many of our Estate Planning clients requested our representation and placed their trust with our firm in their Personal Injury matters also. In response to our success in such matters, our firm hired the staff necessary to also represent individuals in their personal injury claims. We have the extensive experience in settling and negotiating personal injury claims. We pride ourselves on obtaining settlements in cases which other attorneys have deemed unwinnable. Our aggressive negotiating tactics always accomplish the best possible settlement. If you have been injured, please, contact our office immediately for competent representation.


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