Why Our Estate Planning Law Firm?
The best investment you can make is in your family’s future.
I have helped hundreds of parents, individuals, and families put together estate plans that fit their unique situation and give them peace of mind.
– Bridget Mackay
Our Estate Planning Practice Areas
OUR SERVICES
WHAT SETS US APART?
Our firm is dedicated to creating the highest quality estate planning documents, providing an environment where you feel comfortable expressing your goals and concerns, and above all, maintaining a relationship with you and your family.
Once you become a client, rest assured that your estate planning goals will be carried out and your family will be protected.
Client Testimonials
We just wanted to thank you for all of your help and kindness with Granny and her estate.
You have always been there at the drop of a hat, guiding us in the right direction. We hope that you know you are more than a lawyer to us, we consider you a friend as well.
Daren Babcock in Petaluma, CA
Bridget was able to point out some aspects of the law that were of particular benefit to us in establishing a special needs trust.
I highly recommend Bridget Mackay as an attorney that can help you establish or revise your family trust, because she is a knowledgeable and caring attorney – a hard combination to find!
Jeff Weiss in Petaluma, CA
Bridget not only provides excellent service, she adds warmth. Bridget truly cares about her clients and it shines through her.
I can’t speak highly enough of Bridget. She is one of a kind. Thank you, Bridget, for providing me with exceptional service, but more importantly, that you care for me.
Shayla in Sonoma County, CA
I was successor trustee of my uncle’s estate. It was complicated, with over 8 different family beneficiaries.
Bridget helped me get the estate organized and distributed within four months! She was really easy to work with and handled some difficult people on my behalf.
Denise Lynch in Sebastopol, CA
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