Jo M.
6/19/2025
Stephen is incredibly knowledgeable and values your time. He is able to quickly distill and absorb complex estate situations and provide clear advice--one of those attorneys where you feel like...
Wood Law, Wills and Trusts
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3255 Old Conejo Rd Ste 110
Newbury Park, CA 91320
Wood Law, Wills and Trusts, located in Newbury Park, CA, is led by Stephen, a State Bar of California Certified Specialist in Estate Planning, Trust, and Probate Law. With a focus on creating personalized estate plans, Stephen ensures clients have peace of mind knowing their loved ones are taken care of and their assets are protected. Through clear explanations and guidance, Stephen builds lasting relationships with clients to craft top-notch estate plans that avoid common pitfalls.
Specializing in living trusts, estate planning, and trust administration, Wood Law offers clarity, confidence, and integrity in their services. By helping clients navigate the complexities of estate planning, Wood Law aims to safeguard assets, minimize taxes, and provide security for the future, making the process easy and accessible for all individuals seeking to protect their legacy.
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5.027 reviewsKaren D.
6/2/2025
I just had my Trust updated by Stephen Wood. I was totally pleased with his professionalism and knowledge. He spent all the time I needed to explain the process and options available to me. I...
Carol M.
3/24/2025
Stephen was very knowledgeable, kind and professional with our estate planning. He made the process easy and painless. We appreciated how he explained options with understanding and care. We...
Gwen C.
4/11/2024
I went to Stephen to have him set up my estate. He was thorough, concise and knowledgeable. He made the process very easy. He answered all my questions and requests. Highly recommended to...
R R.
8/27/2022
Steven is a consummate professional, my wife and I felt so much relief following our consultation. I highly recommend this young man.
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