Probate Court Location
Most probate, trust, and conservatorship hearings for Irvine residents are heard at the Costa Mesa Justice Complex (located at 3390 Harbor Blvd).
Irvine is a city defined by meticulous planning and exceptional quality of life. For families in Irvine’s most prestigious enclaves, your estate plan should reflect that same level of detail. Whether you are safeguarding a custom estate in Shady Canyon, managing a luxury residence in Turtle Ridge, or planning for your family’s future in Orchard Hills, you need a legal partner who understands the local landscape.
At the Law Offices of W. Steven Chou, we have provided sophisticated estate planning and probate services to the Irvine community for over 25 years. Attorney Steven Chou offers a bilingual, personalized approach that honors the hard work you have invested in your Irvine home and business.
When an estate enters the legal system in Irvine, it is handled by the Superior Court of California, County of Orange. Understanding the nuances of the local court is essential for an efficient outcome.
Irvine’s affluent neighborhoods, from the gated serenity of Hidden Canyon to the scenic hills of Turtle Rock and the lakeside charm of Woodbridge, face unique estate planning challenges. We specialize in addressing the high-value concerns of our Irvine clientele:
Irvine is a truly global city, and your legal counsel should be, too. Attorney W. Steven Chou is fluent in English and Chinese, providing a bridge for multi-generational families. We understand that in communities like University Park and Northwood, cultural values often play a significant role in how wealth is managed and passed down. We offer a space where these values are respected and legally secured.
From our nearby offices, we are proud to serve the entire Irvine community. We believe in transparent fees and clear, direct communication. You won’t be handed off to a paralegal; you will work directly with Attorney Chou to build a plan that stands the test of time.
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