Bankruptcy & Living Trusts

Bankruptcy & Living Trusts is a Glendale, California law practice that helps individuals, families, and business owners address debt and plan for the future. The practice handles Chapter 7 bankruptcy and related personal and business bankruptcy matters while also providing comprehensive estate planning services. Its work helps clients evaluate financial relief options, organize important assets, document their wishes, and establish legal arrangements for future financial, healthcare, and family decisions.

Bankruptcy & Living Trusts maintains a focused practice designed to make bankruptcy and estate planning easier for clients to understand and complete. The practice guides bankruptcy clients through consultations, required counseling, financial information preparation, filing procedures, and bankruptcy proceedings. It emphasizes straightforward guidance and transparent pricing while helping clients determine whether bankruptcy may provide an appropriate path toward managing qualifying debts and achieving greater financial stability.

Bankruptcy & Living Trusts prepares estate plans that may include living trusts, wills, guardianship nominations, medical directives, durable powers of attorney, homestead declarations, and trust transfer deeds. The practice can also assist with transferring corporate interests into a trust and adding qualifying real estate or business assets to an estate plan. These services help clients establish clear instructions regarding beneficiaries, property ownership, financial decision-making, healthcare wishes, and guardianship of minor children.

Bankruptcy & Living Trusts is led by attorney Sevan Gorginian and serves clients from its Glendale office. The practice emphasizes simple procedures, flat-fee estate planning options, and direct assistance with matters that can significantly affect a client’s financial security and family. By concentrating on bankruptcy and estate planning, the firm helps clients pursue debt relief, create living trusts, organize important legal documents, protect family interests, and prepare for future responsibilities.