Estate Planning, Trusts & Wills
Before you start planning your estate planning documentation, you should learn about the different documents involved and how they align with your needs. Our services include Living Trusts, Amendments/Codicils, Power of Attorney, and Trust Administration.
Divorce Services (SLO and Santa Barbara Counites ONLY)
Pink Legal, Inc. has an experienced Probate and Divorce professionals on staff. Whether you need a complete agreement or just need to settle one lingering issue, we are here to help.
Probate Matters
The probate process can vary dramatically based on where you live. That’s why it’s so important to avoid unnecessary fees and delays with proper planning. Our services include Probates.
Business Services
Whether you are looking to set up a company or you need help with simple title changes, Pink Legal will consult and provide the guidance to get things done efficiently and cost effectively. We with simple corporation and LLC formations.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Is PINK Legal a Law Firm?
PINK Legal is not a law firm. We cannot represent you in court or advise you about your legal rights or the law.
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Can you help with Independent Adoption?
Yes! We can help with agreements between the birth parents and the adoptive parents. There is no agency involved.
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How long has PINK Legal been in business?
PINK Legal has been in business since January 15, 2020. Founder Carl A. Knoll has been in the legal industry since 1988.
Recognizing that most legal documents are form in nature and do not require an attorney, Carl created an affordable, time saving, easy way to manage your legal documents.
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What is the difference between probate and estate planning?
Estate Planning is the act of establishing a financial plan that will constitute a document such as a will. Probate is the act of make a will or trust enforceable in court.
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Can an executor of an estate sell the property?
The executor of an estate can sell the property of the deceased owner as long as there are no surviving join owners or clauses preventing the executor from selling the property.