Vandad J. Moheban, Esq.

Main Office 3055 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 900

Los Angeles, Ca 90010

Phone (877) 664-3226 (877-MOHEBAN)

Fax (818) 668-3447

email: [email protected]

Website http://www.nolo.com/lawyers/moheban-law-firm

Vandad Moheban founded Moheban Law Firm in 2005 and since then has been working primarily in the areas of probate, trust law, estate planning, & elder law. Mr. Moheban advises clients on all aspects of probate, estate and gift tax planning and trust administration.  He represents individuals, families, and fiduciaries in connection with probates and trust administrations, as well the management and transfer of wealth to prospective heirs and beneficiaries.

In addition, Mr. Moheban represents families and individuals regarding the preservation of assets, by the planning and execution of substantial and complex trusts, including long-term care planning.  He leverages his significant experience with complex trust matters relating to living trusts, family limited partnerships, charitable trusts, irrevocable trusts and community property agreements.
Mr. Moheban also handles probate and trust litigation. He has litigated and recovered assets and funds in elder abuse cases, will contests, probate proceedings, conservatorships and related probate and trust disputes.

Attorney Vandad J. Moheban is regularly invited to conduct educational seminars in the areas of probate, trust administration, estate planning, elder law, trusts, wills, and power of attorneys.  Mr. Moheban is available to the members of SuccessorsData to provide consultations, answer questions, and assist them and/or their clients with any probate, trust administration, and/or estate planning needs.  If you have a probate, trust administration and/or estate planning question or concern, call Attorney Vandad J. Moheban from the Moheban Law Firm at 1-877-MOHEBAN              (1-877-664-3226).

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Did you know that by law an attorney cannot solicit estate planning clients?

It is hard to believe how the law works. Imagine if you, as a Realtor, were forbidden to send mailings to solicit business from homeowners?

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