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We are a boutique litigation firm providing sophisticated legal services in the areas of probate, estate, trust, and fiduciary litigation; creditor's rights; and business and commercial law. We litigate issues concerning the rights, duties, responsibilities, money, and property of the deceased, incompetent, spendthrift, and bankrupt.
Our law office represents a full range of litigants, including family members, professional fiduciaries, banks, lenders, business and trade creditors, and other interested individuals, with a special emphasis in representing creditors in probate court to minimize or eliminate potential risks.
We offer high quality and effective litigation and pre-litigation services. Our law office handles disputes of all sizes in civil, probate, federal, and bankruptcy court, with a consistent level of attention to detail, service, and efficiency, as well as the highest professional and ethical standards.
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Creditor's Rights:
♦ Enforcement of Judgment
♦ Creditor's Rights in Probate Court
♦ Creditor's Rights in Bankruptcy Court
♦ Commercial Collections
♦ Pre-Judgment Remedies
| Trust, Probate, Estate, and
Fiduciary Litigation:
♦ Interpretation of Wills, Trusts, and Instruments
♦ Will and Trust Contests
♦ Breach of Trust
♦ Breach of Fiduciary Duty
♦ Undue Influence, Fraud, and Mistake
♦ Disputed Inheritance
♦ Elder Abuse
♦ Conservatorships (and Guardianships)
| Business Litigation and Services:
♦ General Business Litigation
♦ Commercial Litigation
♦ Formation and Incorporation
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| You may reach our law office by telephone at (424) 652-8010 or by email at info@streltzer.com
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Attorney at Law
1875 Century Park East, Suite 700
Los Angeles, California 90067
Telephone: (424) 652-8010
Facsimile: (424) 652-2296
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This website is for general information purposes only, and is not intended to constitute legal advice. Connection to this website, and communication to this law firm via E-mail, do not constitute an attorney-client relationship unless a separate agreement is reached between this law firm and prospective client as to the nature of any relationship and the amount to be charged for the intended legal services.
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