Marriage & Cohabitation Services
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Cohabitation Agreement with Specific Percentage Contribution
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2 hours of Mediation
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Durable Healthcare Power of Attorney
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Living Will
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Durable Power of Attorney for Property
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Disposition of Bodily Remains
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Will for Single Person with Children, Property to Children
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Will for Single Person With No Children, Property to the Persons Named in the Will
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Will With Specific Gifting Provisions
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Will Directing Sale of Assets and Payment of Proceeds to Beneficiaries
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Quitclaim Deed
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Survivorship/Joint Tenant Deed
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Premarital Agreement
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2 hours of Mediation
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Property and Asset Disclosure Form
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Durable Healthcare Power of Attorney- Living - Will- Durable Power of Attorney for Property- Disposition of Bodily Remains
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Will for Couple with Children, Property to Children
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Will for Couple Without Children, Property to a specific person.
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Will With Specific Gifting Provisions
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Will Directing Sale of Assets and Payment of Proceeds to Beneficiaries
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Quitclaim Deed
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Survivorship/Joint Tenant Deed
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Cohabitation Mediation
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Premarital/ Prenuptial Mediation
Our mediation services are offered virtually or by appointment only.
You can have a marriage or cohabitation with collaborative agreements that benefit and protect both parties. . Our services are fast and reliable to address your questions and concerns.
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Neutral parties -Many kinds of people can be mediators: mental health or business professionals, attorneys; educators; and others. To become certified by the CALIFORNIA Supreme Court, a mediator must meet many requirements. There are ethical standards for mediators adopted by the CALFORNIA Supreme Court. See the Standards of Professional Conduct in Part II of the CALIFORNIA
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A mediator is not there to provide therapy counseling business or legal advice. While mediation is a good place to recognize the emotions that may be driving the dispute, the mediator is there as a neutral to help you focus on resolving your conflict.
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