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Our Orange County Estate Planning firm believes in protecting you and your family, no matter the shape, size or wealth. Estate Planning is not only for the few wealthy individuals, but is something that all families and individuals must consider.
At the Slattery Law Group, APC, we strive not only to provide our clients with the highest level of legal services in the planning and administration of their assets and estate, but also to provide each client with an individualized plan of the utmost quality. Our Orange County Estate Planning firm strongly believes that no client is the same, and therefore no estate plan should be the same. There is no "one-size-fits-all" mentality in our firm.
Our Orange County Estate Planning firm focuses our practice on Estate Planning for Married Couples, Estate Planning for Same Sex Couples and Estate Planning for Single/Divorced Individuals. When the time comes, our firm can also assist you with Estate and Trust Administration and Probate. Lastly, going hand-in-hand with our estate planning services is our Business Planning and Asset Protection Planning services.
We welcome you the review the information about our firm and our services on this site. On our site you will find answers to many of the questions you may have regarding estate planning, revocable trusts, powers of attorney, advance health care directives, and probate. Additionally, our Orange County Estate Planning firm welcomes any additional questions that you may have by either completing the Estate Planning Evaluation to the right or during a Complementary Consultation.
Our office is always there to assist you. Our general office hours are Monday - Friday 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM, but night, weekend and in home/in office appointments are available for your convenience.
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7000 Merrill Avenue, Building B-210, Unit F, Chino, CA, 91710
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Posted by Julia | July 13, 2016 | Hired Attorney | Estate Planning
100% Untrustworthy
I really want you to keep this in mind when considering hiring Breanna Slattery DeBritton. If Breanna Slattery is willing to do this to a paid client and a fellow attorney, imagine what she'd do to you! I am an attorney. My father and I hired Breanna Slattery to create a simply trust on behalf...
Posted by Robert | May 19, 2011 | Business
Solid Council
I met with Breanna Slattery for help with my business/estate planning. She is very knowledgeable and well prepared. I highly recommend her services.
"Ms. Slattery has consistently proven herself as an extremely knowledgeable attorney in the field of estate planning. Ms. Slattery unites the qualities of friendliness, thoughtfulness, keen foresight, dependability, and sensitivity to client needs. I highly recommend her!"
"Ms. Slattery is one of the most upstanding lawyers I have had the pleasure to work with. She is a terrific estate planning attorney who works hard to ensure that her clients and their families are protected by the most appropriate and most up-to-date planning strategies. Even when faced with difficult questions she works tirelessly to find an answer. If you are looking for an attorney that you can trust, Ms. Slattery is the lawyer to call."
"Bright, articulate, and responsive. Having worked with Breanna on a number of civil matters these are the adjectives that spring to mind when describing her legal acumen. In addition, she has successfully helped many of our clients with their asset protection and estate planning needs. I wholeheartedly endorse her."
"I strongly endorse Breanna because she has the practical experience to provide competent legal counseling. Recently i contacted Breanna to help assist me in a Criminal Case . Upon discussion, Breanna provided me with several judicial procedure tactics which sure enough resulted in a favorable outcome for my client. In most instances legal counseling depends substantially on competent Judicial Procedure and awareness, and Breanna definitely possess those skills for her legal counseling!"
"Breanna is a tireless worker for her clients. I have observed her dedication, perseverance, hard work in the practice of law and zealous advocate for her clients. Breanna is innovative and perceives issues from all sides. Her experience and honesty are some of the many reasons I feel confident sending perspective clients to discuss their estate planning with her. I endorse Breanna as a lawyer."
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2008
American Jurisprudence Award - Wills and Trusts, TIU Law School
2008
American Jurisprudence Award - Advance Legal Writing (Appellate), TIU Law School
2010 - Present
Attorney and Counselor at Law, Slattery Law Group, APC
2001 - 2010
Attorney and Counselor at Law (Formerly Paralegal), Law Offices of Stephen R. Trella, Jr., APC
2010 - Present
Public Law CenterVolunteer Attorney
2010 - Present
NCLRCooperating Attorney
2010 - Present
Orange County Bar AssociationMember
2010 - Present
American Bar AssociationMember
2010 - Present
Orange County Women Lawyers AssociationMember
2010 - Present
Boy Scouts of AmericaCommunity Fundraising Co-Chair
Successful estate administration and probate avoidance involving multiple generation disbursements, with out of state real property.
2009
Juris Doctor (JD)
2011
Protecting Your Children
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Legal Answers
My father is bedridden but mentally very capable. My mother has early signs of dementia. My father would like my sister and I
10 Jun 2011
Is property in a revocable trust for a California married couple considered community property for income tax purposes?
16 Dec 2010
Can the trustee of a continuing trust who is also the beneficiary withdraw principal?
15 Dec 2010