Our office has been providing quality legal services for over thirty-five years to clients throughout the Bay Area. Our attorneys currently represent clients in Alameda, San Mateo, San Francisco, Contra Costa, Santa Clara and San Joaquin Counties. We are centrally located in Hayward, California.
The office has been recognized as one of the preeminent law firms in the State of California, having been awarded the highest possible rating of "AV" by Martindale-Hubbell, which rates attorneys for legal ability and ethical standards.If you have a legal issue anywhere in the Bay Area, give our office a call, or select one of our practice areas to learn more about how our office can help you with your legal need.
Free consultation for all practice areas. Se habla Espanol. The Law Offices of Mark A. Homen helped me and my family navigate through a very difficult and confusing time when my uncle passed away. Their over 35 years of experience was invaluable in helping us through the court system and many details involved with complicated trust and probate issues.
The office has been recognized as one of the preeminent law firms in the State of California, having been awarded the highest possible rating of "AV" by Martindale-Hubbell, which rates attorneys for legal ability and ethical standards.If you have a legal issue anywhere in the Bay Area, give our office a call, or select one of our practice areas to learn more about how our office can help you with your legal need.
Free consultation for all practice areas. Se habla Espanol. The Law Offices of Mark A. Homen helped me and my family navigate through a very difficult and confusing time when my uncle passed away. Their over 35 years of experience was invaluable in helping us through the court system and many details involved with complicated trust and probate issues.
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In the meantime, check out our frequently asked questions below.
What is Worker's Compensation?
Worker's Compensation is a specialized kind of Personal Injury case, where the injury occurs on the job, or in a way related to your employment.
It is also referred to as Industrial Accident Law, even if the injury occurred in a non-industrial setting.
Worker's Compensation has a very specialized set of laws, which can be difficult to understand without the help of an experienced Worker's Compensation attorney.
What is Worker's Compensation?
Worker's Compensation is a specialized kind of Personal Injury case, where the injury occurs on the job, or in a way related to your employment.
It is also referred to as Industrial Accident Law, even if the injury occurred in a non-industrial setting.
Worker's Compensation has a very specialized set of laws, which can be difficult to understand without the help of an experienced Worker's Compensation attorney.
In the meantime, check out our frequently asked questions below.
Why Do I Need an Estate Plan?
You already have an Estate Plan, even if you don't realize it.
The government has created an Estate Plan for you, called intestate succession.
Intestate succession means that your property will be distributed according to the government's plan for you, instead of the way you would want your property to be distributed.
Additionally, if you die owning over a certain amount of property or money, your estate will need to proceed through Probate, which delays distribution and increases costs dramatically.
Why Do I Need an Estate Plan?
You already have an Estate Plan, even if you don't realize it.
The government has created an Estate Plan for you, called intestate succession.
Intestate succession means that your property will be distributed according to the government's plan for you, instead of the way you would want your property to be distributed.
Additionally, if you die owning over a certain amount of property or money, your estate will need to proceed through Probate, which delays distribution and increases costs dramatically.
In the meantime, check out our frequently asked questions below.
What is Probate?
When a person passes away, he or she may have owned many different kinds of property.
This could include bank accounts, a home, a business, stocks and bonds, and personal effects.
Probate is the court supervised process in which a deceased person's property is ultimately distributed to his or her beneficiaries or heirs at law.
This process requires multiple court filings, notices to be published, hearings, and that a person be appointed by the court to serve as the Personal Representative.
What is Probate?
When a person passes away, he or she may have owned many different kinds of property.
This could include bank accounts, a home, a business, stocks and bonds, and personal effects.
Probate is the court supervised process in which a deceased person's property is ultimately distributed to his or her beneficiaries or heirs at law.
This process requires multiple court filings, notices to be published, hearings, and that a person be appointed by the court to serve as the Personal Representative.
In the meantime, check out our frequently asked questions below.
What Kinds of Cases Does Estate Litigation Include?
Many Estate Litigation cases involve either a will or a trust that was improperly created.
An elderly or incompetent person was coerced to sign the document, or because he or she did not understand what the document was.
Many times these cases involve dementia, Alzheimer's, or other medical conditions that can require medical experts to testify.
Other Estate Litigation cases involve a trustee of a trust or an executor of a will who does not meet their fiduciary dates in administering the estate assets, or more, has used them for their own purposes.
What Kinds of Cases Does Estate Litigation Include?
Many Estate Litigation cases involve either a will or a trust that was improperly created.
An elderly or incompetent person was coerced to sign the document, or because he or she did not understand what the document was.
Many times these cases involve dementia, Alzheimer's, or other medical conditions that can require medical experts to testify.
Other Estate Litigation cases involve a trustee of a trust or an executor of a will who does not meet their fiduciary dates in administering the estate assets, or more, has used them for their own purposes.
Mark A. Homen has been practicing law continuously in Hayward, California since 1983.
He was born and raised in the East Bay.
He graduated from Moreau High School, and received his Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Mass Communications from California State University, Hayward with high honors.
After graduating from CSUH in 1979, he attended and graduated in the top third of his class from Santa Clara University Law School in 1982.
Mark has three children, Luke, Amy and Kyle and two stepchildren, Zachary and Sara.
He was born and raised in the East Bay.
He graduated from Moreau High School, and received his Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Mass Communications from California State University, Hayward with high honors.
After graduating from CSUH in 1979, he attended and graduated in the top third of his class from Santa Clara University Law School in 1982.
Mark has three children, Luke, Amy and Kyle and two stepchildren, Zachary and Sara.
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