Estate Planning with Clarity, Compassion, and Confidence
serving Los Angeles and Orange Counties Free ConsultationHelping you make calm, informed decisions about who will care for you and where your assets will go—without confusion, pressure, or legal jargon.
About Stephen Clemmer
With over 36 years in practice and a deep focus on estate planning since 2005, I’ve worked with over 30,000 individuals to bring peace of mind and clarity to their most important decisions. My goal is simple:
- To help you choose the right people to manage your affairs,
- Protect your estate from probate,
- And give your family a clear plan to follow when it matters most.
What I Do
I focus entirely on revocable living trusts, pour-over wills, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives—not probate, not high-risk tax strategies, not litigation. Just thoughtful, clear estate planning.
I’m here to guide you through questions like:
- Who will step in if I can’t make decisions for myself?
- How can I protect my home or savings from probate?
- What instructions do I need to give my trustee or executor?
Why Clients Choose Clemmer Law
- Prompt Communication: Calls and emails returned within 24–36 hours.
- Plain English, Not Legalese: You’ll always understand what’s being discussed.
- Step-by-Step Guidance: No surprises. Everything explained before anything is signed.
- Comfort First: We understand the topic brings anxiety, and we’re here to ease it.
Your first call or email is always free. I’ll ask a few simple questions to understand your situation and then send you a clear, no-pressure introduction letter outlining everything. No hard sell. No jargon.
Straightforward, Effective Estate Planning – No Confusion, No Courtrooms
We do not offer probate representation or irrevocable trusts. We focus 100% on proactive planning—not legal battles.
Revocable Living Trusts
A flexible estate planning tool that allows assets to avoid probate and be managed during incapacity.
Pour-Over Wills
A backup will that transfers any remaining assets into your trust upon death.
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Durable Powers of Attorney
Authorizes someone to handle your financial affairs if you become incapacitated.
Healthcare Directives
Specifies your medical wishes and appoints someone to make healthcare decisions if you cannot. Learn More
Serving Southern California
While I occasionally serve clients outside the region, 95% of my practice is focused on families and professionals in Los Angeles and Orange Counties.