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**Marina Modlin | Estate Planning Attorney in Mountain View, CA** Marina Modlin, the founder of Modlin Legal, is a dedicated estate planning attorney based in Mountain View, California. With a rich background that began in Saint Petersburg, Russia, Marina has cultivated a deep understanding of the complexities surrounding estate planning. She earned her undergraduate degree from UC Davis before obtaining her Juris Doctor from the University of San Francisco School of Law. Upon graduating, Marina established Modlin Legal, initially operating as a freelance practice that provided essential legal services to other attorneys who were stretched thin. Through hard work and a commitment to excellence, she built a reputation based on referrals, collaborating with numerous small firms and solo practitioners throughout California across various practice areas. In January 2010, Marina transitioned Modlin Legal into a full-service estate planning firm, focusing exclusively on clients with net worths under $5 million. Her innovative 3-meeting planning process is designed to streamline the estate planning experience, making it efficient and user-friendly. Committed to accessibility, she offers complimentary consultations and aims to work on flat fee arrangements whenever possible. Emphasizing a modern approach to law, Modlin Legal operates nearly paperless and utilizes cutting-edge cloud-based technology. The firm is proud to be certified as a Santa Clara County Green Business, reflecting its commitment to sustainability. Marina's mission is to make estate planning affordable, accessible, and less intimidating for all her clients. For a free consultation, contact Marina Modlin today and take the first step towards securing your legacy.
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.