Wills Lawyers in Calabasas, CA

Assistance for Clients in Los Angeles & Ventura Counties

A will is one of the foundational tools in estate planning, allowing you to control how your assets are distributed after your death. A will enables your loved ones to be cared for according to your wishes. At The Pacella Law Group, we assist Southern California families and business owners in drafting, updating, and amending wills to protect their legacies and provide peace of mind.

Whether you are creating a will for the first time or revising an existing document due to life changes such as marriage, divorce, or the birth of a child, our attorneys guide you through every step to clearly express your intentions and make them legally valid. 

Reach out online or at (818) 873-5546 to book your free initial consultation with a Calabasas wills attorney. Appointments can be made for office, at-home, or virtual meetings. 

Our Assistance in the Matter of Wills

Our attorneys work closely with you to draft wills that reflect your unique circumstances and wishes, while complying with California legal requirements. 

We provide:

• Personalized consultations to understand your goals
• Drafting, reviewing, and updating wills
• Guidance on guardianship, executor selection, and charitable provisions
• Coordination with trusts, powers of attorney, and other estate planning tools for a comprehensive plan

By taking the time to create a thoughtful and legally sound will, you can protect your loved ones, minimize potential conflicts, and enable your legacy to be carried out as you intend.

What a Will Can Include

A California will document may cover a wide range of important decisions, including:

• Distribution of assets - Directing who will inherit your property, financial accounts, real estate, and personal belongings.
• Guardianship of minor children - Naming a trusted guardian to care for children under age 18.
• Appointment of an executor - Selecting a personal representative to manage your estate, pay debts, and distribute assets according to your instructions.
• Charitable gifts - Leaving property or funds to charities or nonprofit organizations.
• Special instructions - Including wishes for digital assets, pets, or family heirlooms.
• Funeral and burial instructions - Specifying cremation, burial, or memorial preferences.

A well-drafted will means that your family will understand your intentions and helps prevent disputes or confusion after your passing.