The Law Offices of Steven M. Simrin - Bay Area Probate Attorney

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  • IRS Tax Representation
  • California State and Local Tax Representation
  • Probate
  • Trust Administration
  • Trust Litigation
  • Conservatorships

  • Steven M. Simrin has more than 12 years experience as both an attorney and a certified public accountant advising clients on tax, probate, trusts, and conservatorships. Our office provides the personalized and prompt service that we believe all clients should expect. Please call us today for a free telephone consultation on how we might be able to help you.

    Law Offices of Steven M. Simrin
    318 Harrison Street Suite 102
    Oakland, CA 94607
    Tel. (510) 444-4430

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