Bruce D. Gleit, Attorney at Law

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We are a unique law firm cattering to the businesses and families in South Orange County California. Our areas of practice are estate planning, probate, trust administration, corporate transactions and corporate formation.

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Phone: (714) 640-2490

Address: 170 El Camino Real Ste 202, Tustin, CA 92780

Website: https://lawgb.com

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Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Reaching your goals is our number one focus. We are a boutique law firm, conveniently located in Tustin, 15 minutes from the Orange County Probate Court, and we always provide caring and competent legal services. Bruce’s practice is focused in the areas of Wills, Trusts, Estate Planning, Trust Administration, Probate, Conservatorships, as well as Corporate Formation, Business Operations and accompanying Transactions. We are the partner you need to engineer a creative strategy that takes you exactly where you want to be.
Business Formation
Your first decision before you actually start selling your products or services is to decide what type of business formation is most appropriate for your needs. Your options include a sole proprietorship, a partnership or incorporation.
Business Disputes
Owning a business means that you are ultimately responsible for all aspects of that business. While you get to decide how you want to operate your business, you are restricted by various rules and regulations. Whether you are just starting out and want to run a small business, or you are well-established and in charge of a large company, an attorney who specializes in business law can be an invaluable asset.
Limited Liability Companies
Limited Liability Company – A limited liability company is a corporate structure whereby the members of the company cannot be held personally liable for the company’s debts or liabilities. Limited liability companies are essentially hybrid entities that may combine the characteristics of a corporation and a partnership.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Bruce D. Gleit is an experienced attorney who can help you determine which estate-planning tools are right for you, and help you prepare a sufficient estate plan that will ensure that your loved ones aren’t left to make hard decisions on your behalf. If you’re ready to start planning your estate, call Bruce at (714) 640-2490 or (949) 900-1880 or email him at bgleit@lawgb.com. Our estate-planning workbooks can be downloaded here so you can be prepared for your consultation...
Wills
A trust is similar to a will in that it deals with distribution of assets. With a trust, you specify beneficiaries and a trustee who handles the allocation and distribution of the trust as you have directed. The main difference between a will and trust is that a trust is established during your lifetime and does not have to go through probate, which eliminates probate costs.
Trusts
With a living trust in place, your trustee and heirs can avoid the need for the probate of your estate. Trust administration is a private administration process that can negate the need for court costs (filing fees, publication costs). Attorney fees are considerably reduced compared to attorney fees in probate, which are set by law and are based on a percentage of the gross asset value, not the net value.
Power of Attorney
A power of attorney authorizes an individual other than yourself to act as your attorney-in-fact, making decisions on your behalf if you become incapacitated. A power of attorney generally gives the attorney-in-fact access to your financial accounts, and the right to make day-to-day financial decisions for you.
Probate

Bankruptcy
Tax Law
Probate is necessary when an individual dies owning assets exceeding $150,000 (gross, fair market value) in his/her name. California’s probate fees, set by law, are about average among the states. The fees to settle in court (listed below) do not include special fees for the sale of assets, tax preparation, and potential litigation.

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