Estate Planning
Brittany Megan Cohen
Founder, Peaceful Warrior Law · San Diego, CA
Brittany Megan Cohen is an estate planning attorney and the founder of Peaceful Warrior Law in San Diego, California.
Brittany Megan Cohen has been licensed to practice law in California since 2019. [1] She is the founder of Peaceful Warrior Law, a San Diego firm focused exclusively on estate planning and related legal strategies for individuals, families, and business owners. [1][2]
Cohen's practice includes revocable living trusts, wills and pour-over wills, powers of attorney, and advance healthcare directives, along with trust funding and asset alignment work. [2] According to her firm's website, she also advises clients on probate and trust administration, asset protection and tax reduction planning, planning for blended families, special needs planning, and estate plans for families with minor children. [2]
Her practice also extends to planning for high-net-worth individuals and families, as well as coordinating estate plans with business interests and investment real estate for business owners and property investors. [2] The State Bar of California lists her self-reported practice area as Trusts & Estates. [1]
Peaceful Warrior Law's published materials describe a focus on helping California clients avoid probate through properly funded living trusts, since assets held in a revocable trust generally pass to beneficiaries without court involvement. [2] The firm also publishes client-facing guides on topics such as special needs trusts and how probate affects real estate held in a decedent's name. [2]
Cohen works directly with clients in the San Diego area, including San Diego, La Jolla, Del Mar, Carlsbad, Encinitas, and surrounding San Diego County communities. [2] Her office is located on Cass Street in San Diego's Pacific Beach neighborhood. [1][2]
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