About

David J. Collier is a highly experienced legal professional in Santa Rosa, California, focusing on wills, trusts, and probate. With a heritage in title insurance, escrow, believe accounting, and arithmetic, David is dedicated to assisting his clients navigate their criminal problems with understanding and care. David J. Collier become born and raised in Yreka, a rural town close to Oregon. He pursued his education at UC Berkeley, in which he earned a double principal in Mathematics and History. He furthered his research at UC Santa Barbara, acquiring a Master’s Degree in Mathematics. After teaching math for some years, David back to his place of birth to take over his family’s name insurance and escrow business, which he efficaciously owned and managed for 18 years. Despite his busy agenda managing a complex business and tasty in community existence, David pursued a regulation degree thru correspondence. He graduated because the top pupil in his magnificence, gained more than one pupil awards, and exceeded the California Bar Exam on his first try. Drawing on his heritage in real property, identify coverage, escrow accounting, land titles, commercial enterprise management, teaching, and his ranges in math and history, David opened his regulation practice in 2010. Since then, David has been dedicated to supporting his clients with legal problems associated with estate planning, decedent estates, and actual belongings. He emphasizes that not anything on his pages is meant as felony recommendation until a signed criminal offerings settlement is in place. For customized legal recommendation, it is essential to discuss your particular circumstances with an lawyer.

Legal Issues

Probate

Probate Administration, Probate Litigation, Will Contests

Estate Planning

Guardianship & Conservatorship Estate Administration, Health Care Directives, Trusts, Wills

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Languages

• English: Spoken, Written

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Experience

• Principal Lawyer
  David J. Collier, Lawyer at Law
  2010

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