Practice area

Estate Planning, Probate & Trusts. For the people you plan for.

Planning for your own future and administering a loved one's estate involve different responsibilities. Asadi Law Group assists individuals and families with estate plans, and helps executors, administrators, trustees, and beneficiaries with administration matters.

Attorney: Nima Asadi

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Who we assist

Individuals, families, business owners, executors, administrators, trustees, and beneficiaries.

What the practice covers

Planning during life. Administration after.

Wills & trusts

Creating a new estate plan or reviewing an existing one in light of your family, property, and intentions.

  • Wills and revocable living trusts
  • Specialized trust planning where appropriate
  • Plan amendments, restatements, and beneficiary designation review

People & decision-making

An estate plan can also address who will make decisions and care for others when you cannot act personally.

  • Financial powers of attorney
  • Advance healthcare directives and HIPAA authorizations
  • Guardianship nominations and planning for minor children

Assets & succession

Property, business interests, and beneficiary arrangements need to be considered together when developing a plan.

  • Property ownership and transfer planning
  • Business succession and coordination with other advisors
  • Wealth transfer, gifting, and charitable planning

Probate & trust administration

Legal assistance after a death, including court proceedings, fiduciary responsibilities, asset transfers, and distributions.

  • Probate proceedings and representation of executors, administrators, and beneficiaries
  • Court filings, inventories, and accountings
  • Trustee duties, property transfers, tax-related administration issues, and distributions
The first conversation

Two starting points. One careful conversation.

An inquiry about a new plan differs from an inquiry about administering an existing estate or trust.

Planning

Identify your priorities, family circumstances, existing documents, and the broad types of property or business interests involved.

Administration

Identify your role, the available will or trust, the location of assets, and whether any court proceeding is already pending.

Existing documents

Keep complete copies of relevant instruments and notices available. Arrange an authorized way to share them after the initial inquiry.

Questions and answers

Common questions.

Please share only a general description when you first contact the firm.

Can you review or update an existing estate plan?

Yes. The firm's planning services include reviewing and updating existing documents, including where family circumstances, intentions, or assets have changed.

Does the practice include help after someone has died?

Yes. Probate and trust administration are part of the practice, including assistance with court filings, inventories, accountings, property transfers, fiduciary responsibilities, and distributions.

Do you assist trustees, executors, and beneficiaries?

The firm's administration work includes these roles, as well as administrators. The appropriate scope of representation depends on the person seeking counsel and the circumstances of the estate or trust.

Contact the firm

Tell us what you are facing.

Briefly describe the matter and identify any known deadline. Please do not send confidential documents or sensitive details with your initial inquiry.

Office19200 Von Karman Ave., Suite 600
Irvine, CA 92612

Representation begins only after the firm confirms it can assist and the scope of the engagement is agreed.