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**Bruce David Gleit, Attorney at Law** **Location**: Tustin, CA **Practice Areas**: Estate Planning Bruce David Gleit, a seasoned estate planning attorney based in Tustin, California, brings a wealth of knowledge and a personal touch to his practice. Originally from Dumont, New Jersey, Bruce made the transition to Southern California after completing his law degree, where he has since cultivated a reputation for providing compassionate and effective legal guidance in estate planning. With over 27 years of marriage to his high school sweetheart, Bruce understands the importance of family and legacy. This personal commitment to family values informs his approach to estate planning, ensuring that each client's unique needs and aspirations are met with the utmost care and professionalism. As a devoted father to two adult children and a proud dog owner, Bruce appreciates the significance of creating a secure future for loved ones. In addition to his legal expertise, Bruce is an avid sports enthusiast. A passionate follower of New York sports teams, including the New York Yankees, Knicks, and Rangers, he finds joy in the camaraderie of sports, which mirrors his dedication to building lasting relationships with clients. During the football season, he avidly supports the Minnesota Vikings—a story he enjoys sharing with clients. When he is not assisting clients with their estate planning needs, Bruce can be found on the softball field, tennis courts, or golf course, where his competitive spirit shines through. He believes in balancing professionalism with a personal touch, making every interaction with clients enjoyable and meaningful. For trusted estate planning services in Tustin and surrounding areas, Bruce David Gleit stands ready to help you secure your family's future.
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.