Estate Planning, Probate and Trust Administration Lawyer in the
San Francisco Bay Area

Estate Planning, Probate and Trust Administration Lawyer in the
San Francisco Bay Area

Practice Areas

Estate Planning

Our approach is to make estate planning simple. You can be assured we will help you develop the estate plan that works best for you.

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Probate

We are well versed in the California probate rules and have the experience to make the process of administering the estate as smooth as possible.

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Trust Administration

EMSeid Estate Law can be at your side throughout the entire process.

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EMSeid Estate Law: An innovative law firm that offers clients an estate planning attorney with a diverse background

Whether you are simply planning to transfer assets to close family members, or would like to establish an ongoing trust for the care of children or loved ones with special needs, we can show you how a will or trust can meet your goals in end of life planning.

If you are looking for a Bay Area attorney who will give you personalized attention with professional skill, then EMSeid Estate Law is the right choice.

Elaine M. Seid

Founder of EMSeid Estate Law, with over 30 years of legal experience, is a San Francisco Bay Area Estate planning attorney, bringing her financial workout/litigation experience to assist businesses and individuals in organizing and structuring their financial and legal affairs.

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A combination of legal, financial and planning experience gives us the ability to design your estate plan according to your unique objectives.

Designing simple and effective estate plans is the core of our practice, and we will listen and work with you to make sure that your wishes are carried out and family members are cared for after death. Our goal is to give you the estate plan that you need to have peace of mind about the future.

The rules of trust administration and probate are a challenge for anyone. We can assist family members who have been appointed as executors or trustees. Often, this process can last up to a year or more and may require ongoing legal advice to fulfill all legal requirements for the transfer of assets.