Estate Planning
Jennifer Michelle Elliott
President & Managing Attorney, Ocean Estate Law, P.C. · San Clemente, CA
Jennifer Michelle Elliott is an estate planning, trust, and probate attorney and the president and managing attorney of Ocean Estate Law, P.C. in San Clemente, California.
Jennifer Michelle Elliott is an estate planning, trust, and probate attorney who serves as president and managing attorney of Ocean Estate Law, P.C. in San Clemente, California. She was admitted to the State Bar of California on November 27, 2002, after attending William Howard Taft University. [1]
The State Bar of California lists Elliott's certified legal specialty as Estate Planning, Trust & Probate Law, and her self-reported practice area on file with the State Bar is Trusts & Estates. [1] According to the firm's website, Elliott began her legal career as a legal secretary and earned a Certification in Paralegal Studies through the California State University system before attending law school and passing the California bar exam in 2002. [2]
The firm's site states that Elliott has practiced exclusively in estate planning, probate, and trust administration since 2005, and that she holds the State Bar of California's Certified Specialist credential in Probate, Estate, and Trust Law. [1][2] The site also describes her as a member of WealthCounsel, a national association of estate planning attorneys, and states that she teaches WealthCounsel continuing education courses and has authored legal articles on estate planning topics. [2]
Ocean Estate Law's website further states that Elliott has been a licensed California real estate broker since 1991 and is admitted to practice in the United States District Court and other federal courts in addition to the California state courts. [2] Her office is located at 100 S Ola Vista, Ste A, San Clemente, CA 92672. [1]
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