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Alan Leigh Armstrong is a seasoned attorney based in Huntington Beach, California, with nearly four decades of legal experience. Since becoming an attorney in 1984, he has built a reputable practice specializing in estate planning, probate, and wills and trusts. His comprehensive legal expertise extends to conservatorships, bankruptcy, real property, and contract writing and interpretation, making him a versatile advocate for his clients. In addition to his legal practice, Alan is dedicated to educating the next generation of legal professionals. He serves as an instructor at Trinity Law School, where he teaches Wills and Trusts, and has previously taught Environmental Law, showcasing his commitment to both legal education and community service. Alan's professional journey includes notable achievements in trial litigation, where he has successfully represented clients in various complex cases. His extensive experience not only underscores his proficiency in the law but also highlights his ability to navigate the intricacies of estate matters with compassion and diligence. Beyond his legal work, Alan is actively involved in community service. He is a member of RACES, a group of amateur radio operators trained to provide essential communication support during emergencies such as earthquakes, fires, or floods. His dedication to community extends to youth development, having served as Cubmaster of Pack 506 and as a committee member of Boy Scout Troop 568, where he proudly supported his two sons, both of whom achieved the rank of Eagle Scout. With a strong focus on client-centered service and a commitment to ongoing education, Alan Leigh Armstrong is a trusted attorney for individuals and families navigating the complexities of estate planning and probate in California.
Estate planning attorneys help individuals plan for the distribution of their assets and care during incapacity. They create wills, trusts, and other documents to protect families and minimize taxes. Common matters include wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives.