George L Willis

George L Willis

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Licensed for 27 years

Estate planning Lawyer at Tustin, CA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Business, Tax

17581 Irvine Blvd., Suite 111, Tustin, CA

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Reason: In-House Counsel

About George

Practice Areas

3

Practice Areas

Business 35%

28 years

35%
Tax 10%

28 years

10%

Fees and Rates

Cost

Free Consultation

$0 first 60 minutes


Payment Methods

  • Cash
  • Check

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Licenses

Licensed in California for 27 years

State: California

Acquired: 1998

Active

No misconduct found

Location

Law Office of George Willis

17581 Irvine Blvd., Suite 111, Tustin, CA, 92780

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Experience

Rating:  10.0 (Superb)

Honors

2015

Top Attorney List, Orange Coast Magazine

2014

Million Dollar Club, Chapman University

2014

Top OC Attorneys, OC Metro Magazine

Work Experience

2005 - Present

Professor, Chapman University School of Law

1998 - Present

Attorney-Owner, Law Offices of George Willis

1997 - 1997

Legal Intern, Internal Revenue Service Estate & Gift Tax

1996 - 1996

Legal Intern, First American Corporation

1986 - 1996

Sr. Computer Equipment Engineer, Northrop Grumman Corp

Associations

2006 - Present

US Court of Appeals, Veterans Claims

Admitted to Practice

2004 - Present

US Court of Appeals, 7th Cir.

Admitted to Practice

2004 - Present

US Court of Appeals, 11th Cir.

Admitted to Practice

2003 - Present

US Court of Appeals, Armed Forces

Admitted to Practice

2003 - Present

United States Supreme Court

Admitted to Practice

2000 - Present

US Court of Appeals, 9th Cir.

Admitted to Practice

1999 - Present

Orange County Bar Association

Member, Trust & Estates Section, Taxation Section

1999 - Present

California Bar Association

Member, Trusts & Estates Section, Taxation Section

1999 - Present

American Bar Association

Member, Tax Section; Real Prop. Trusts & Estates Section

1999 - Present

US Tax Court

Admitted to Practice

1998 - Present

State Bar of California

Admitted to Practice

1998 - Present

District Court, Central District of California

Admitted to Practice

2014 - 2015

American Bar Association

Immediate Past Chair, Pro Bono & Tax Clinic Committee

2013 - 2014

American Bar Association

Chair, Pro Bono & Tax Clinic Comm.

2010 - 2013

American Bar Association

Vice Chair, Low Income Taxpayer Committee

Sample of Legal Cases

Maudi v. Commissioner

No Tax Due.

Caro v. Commissioner

No Tax Due.

Reyes v. Commissioner

No Tax Due.

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Education

1998

Chapman University School of Law

JD - Juris Doctor

1997

California State University, Fullerton

Graduate Certificate

1994

University of California - Irvine

Gradaute Certificate

1991

California State University, Long Beach

BS - Bachelor of Science

Speaking Engagements

2024

American Bar Association

Introduction to Direct Examinations in U.S. Tax Court

2022

Internal Revenue Service

Issues in Offer in Compromise Advocacy

2021

American Bar Association

Getting Facts Into a Remote Proceeding Tax Court Case

2019

Internal Revenue Service

Navigating the U.S. Tax Court Stipulation Process

2018

Internal Revenue Service

Making the Case: Resolving Complex Innocent Spouse Issues

2018

Internal Revenue Service

Tactics and Emerging Issues in CDP Cases

2016

American Bar Association

New Approaches & Alternatives to Innocent Spouse Relief

2015

American Bar Association

Advanced IRS Collections: CDP Litigation and Remand

2014

American Bar Association

Communicating With Third Parties (for Your Clients)

2012

IRS Nationwide Tax Forums

Assisting Clients Who Have Experienced Domestic Violence & Abuse

2012

IRS Nationwide Tax Forums

Taxpayer Rights: Helping Your Clients Understand

2011

American Bar Association

Using IRS eServices

2011

American Bar Association

Overview of IRS Whistleblower Claims (Moderator)

2010

American Bar Association

Taxing Private Ryan (Moderator)

2009

American Bar Association

Representing Pro Se Petitioners at Calendar Call

2009

American Bar Association

Requesting Information from the IRS

2008

Orange County Law Practice Day

Left Brain Thinking for Lawyers

2008

American Bar Association

Tax Aspects of Identity Theft

2006

KPFK-FM Radio, San Francisco, CA

Effect of Frozen Refunds on Taxpayers

2006

American Bar Association

More ABC's of Tax Liens & Levies

2005

National Farm Worker Conference

The Proper Use of ITIN's

2005

American Bar Association

ABC's of Liens & Levies

2004

Internal Revenue Service

A Model Tax Controversy Clinic

2004

Internal Revenue Service

Handling Unique CDP Cases (and Taxpayers)

2004

American University School of Law

How to Handle a Tax Court Case

2003

American Bar Association

Regulation of Tax Return Preparers

2001

Internal Revenue Service

Tax Clinic Ethics & Stds of Practice

2000

The Heritage Society of Orange County

Estate Planning Under EGTRA

Publications

2024

US News & World Reports What Is the EITC and Who Qualifies?

2011

American Bar Association Effectively Representing Your Client Before the IRS (Editor, Chapter 5, Securing Info from IRS)

2010

Tax Notes Today Volunteer Tax Prep Accuracy Rises, but Budget May Threaten Program

2009

Vandeplas Publishing Advocating for Low Income Taxpayers (Author, Chapter 12: Tax Ct. Litigation)

2005

San Francisco Chronicle Traps in California Tax Amnesty

Languages

English

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