Wills & Trusts

Estate planning and incapacity documents.

Estate planning

Conservatorships

Guardianships

We represent a variety of individuals and families at different stages of life. We develop comprehensive and customized estate plans that are right for your family situation:

  • Two parent families and single parent families wishing to protect their children and themselves

  • Unmarried couples who are either solidifying their relationship through proper planning or dissolving their relationship with the assistance of caring counsel

  • Gay and lesbian families negotiating the challenges of creating new relationships

  • Family business owners seeking ways to protect and expand their businesses and considering how and when to transition to the next generation of ownership

  • Estate executors and beneficiaries navigating the court system and the probate administration process

  • Family members carrying out the legacy of a loved one through trust administration

  • Executors, trustees and beneficiaries seeking to resolve conflicts

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Estate planning:

Wills and Trusts

  • Wills for individuals and married couples
  • Revocable Living Trusts
  • Testamentary Trusts
  • Irrevocable Life Insurance Trusts
  • Charitable Lead and Remainder Trusts
  • Asset Protection Trusts

Children

  • Nominating a guardian
  • Disinheriting children
  • Special Needs Trusts

Incapacity Documents

  • Powers of Attorney
  • Advance Health Care Directives
  • HIPAA Medical Releases
  • Guardianships
  • Conservatorships
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conservatorships:

Conservators are relationships appointed by a court to care for people who have lost the ability to care for themselves. If you have a loved-one who is losing – or has lost – the ability to care for him or herself, we can advise you on the legal avenues available to help in this situation.

In a conservatorship, the court appoints an individual to manage the financial affairs of a person who is deemed incompetent to handle his or her own affairs. A person may have a conservator for their finances but still be able to make their own personal decisions.

A decision to apply for a conservatorship for a loved one is never easy. You will have many questions. We can answer those questions for you, and help you go through the process as easily as possible.

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Guardianships:

Guardians are persons appointed by a court to protect minors.

In a guardianship, the court can appoint a “guardian of the person”, to make decisions about personal care, such as where the child will live and what kind of care they will receive. The court also can appoint a “guardian of the estate” to handle the child’s financial affairs.

If you have a question about guardianships or would like to nominate a guardian in case one needs to be appointed for your own child, we can advise you on the legal avenues available to help.

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Daniel K. Printz, A.P.C.
440 Stevens Avenue, Ste. 200
Solana Beach, CA 92075

Phone: (858) 519-8020