Julie B. Mains, ESQ. is a licensed Attorney serving Clients in Southern California. For professional legal advice, and reliable, personalized service, Mains Law Office is here to serve you. It is of the utmost importance to protect what you have earned and plan to provide for your heirs and loved ones.
Appointments are available during regular business hours, evenings, and weekends, at the office, or your office or home. Julie is a terrific resource for legal matters from business formation to trusts, asset allocation, probate, and litigation. Her experience and pragmatic approach allows her clients to understand not only the end goal but the strategy and tactics required to achieve it.
Appointments are available during regular business hours, evenings, and weekends, at the office, or your office or home. Julie is a terrific resource for legal matters from business formation to trusts, asset allocation, probate, and litigation. Her experience and pragmatic approach allows her clients to understand not only the end goal but the strategy and tactics required to achieve it.
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Services Offered: Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts, Advanced Health Directives, Durable Power of Attorney, Conservatorships, Probate and Trust Administration, Employment Contracts, Buy-Sell Agreements, and Securities Law. Our primary goal is to ensure that your estate plan accurately reflects your desires and safeguards your wealth.
Business Law
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Along with a general agreement about ownership and responsibilities, every business with multiple owners needs a buy-sell agreement. It covers how and when an owner can sell shares and at what price. The agreement should be signed before the business is started, but if you neglected to do so, do it now.
Estate Law
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No matter the size of your net worth, it's important to have a basic estate plan in place. Such a plan ensures that your family and financial goals are met before and after you die. An estate plan has several elements. They include: A will, assignment of power of attorney, and a living will or health-care proxy (medical power of attorney).
Wills
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A will is a device that lets you tell the world whom you want to get your assets. Die without one, and the state decides who gets what, without regard to your wishes or your heirs' needs. So-called intestacy laws vary considerably from state to state. In general, though, if you die and leave a spouse and kids, your assets will be split between your surviving mate and children.
Trusts
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The notion of a legal trust may conjure up images of country club folks cradling gin-and-tonics. These tools aren't just for the Rockefellers! You want to leave your estate to your heirs in a way that is not directly and immediately payable to them upon your death. For example, you may want to stipulate that they receive their inheritance in three parts, or upon certain conditions being met, such as graduating from college;.
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