
Over 40 years of experience
Four decades’ worth of insider knowledge is hard to match. That insight is readily available when you need it.
We help business owners, homeowners, families, and individuals throughout Los Angeles County and Southern California to protect themselves and their assets. We provide the knowledge and tools to safeguard what matters most. Whether you’re looking to avoid tax pitfalls, strengthen your business’s foundation, or secure a solid estate plan, we are here to assist you every step of the way.
Four decades’ worth of insider knowledge is hard to match. That insight is readily available when you need it.
At our firm, we’re extremely prompt about returning calls, even in the evenings and over the weekend.
Marc A. Bronstein, Attorney and founder of the Law Offices of Marc A. Bronstein, was selected for inclusion as a President’s Circle Member into the Top Attorneys of North America 2020-2021 edition of The Who’s Who Directories.
You’ll find our office in Santa Monica, but our services extend throughout Los Angeles County. If you live or own a business in Brentwood, Beverly Hills, Marina Del Rey, Culver City, or a surrounding area, don’t hesitate to set up a consultation with us.
A Los Angeles County native, Marc relishes each opportunity to help his community through any legal, accounting, and tax-related issues.
Brett’s passion for law was sparked when he found his own small business involved in a legal dispute. Now, he aids local entrepreneurs in avoiding and addressing legal issues of their own.
“Between my master’s degree in taxation, Brett’s experience as an entrepreneur, my time as a CPA, and more than four decades’ worth of legal knowledge between us, you can trust that we have the insight, resources, and drive to help you navigate your legal matter.”
—Marc A. Bronstein
When you set out to establish an estate plan, there are certain objectives guiding each decision you make. For instance, you want to firmly declare what will happen to your assets and property, as well as who will inherit what from your estate. Likewise, you want to help your loved ones avoid the stressful and costly probate process as much as possible.
As a business owner, there are a few more criteria to keep in mind. Aside from the considerations that affect your home life, you also have your company to think about. Who will take over in the event that you pass away or have to leave the company? What will happen if you’re forced to declare bankruptcy? How will the company’s value be impacted if you die?
The simplest answer to these questions is, of course, “it depends,” but we won’t leave you hanging with such a noncommittal response. The honest truth: you can take control over each of these factors by starting with a strong business plan, choosing the right entity type for your company’s needs, establishing a well-founded business succession plan, and securing an estate plan sooner rather than later. When you work with us, we’ll do more than help you conquer these objectives; we’ll be right here to answer questions and offer counsel along the way.
I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for all of your help these last few years... I don’t think I would have survived without your support.
My deepest gratitude is with you for your expertise in the preparation of my end-of-life documents. This is a difficult process for me so your kindness has been totally GREAT!
I recommend [Marc] without reservation as over the 32 years I have known him his work has always been impeccable, honest, correct and reasonably priced.
By putting your house in a revocable living trust, you can save your loved ones the time and money of having to go through Probate Court after you pass away.
While you can learn a lot about any given query by researching the topic online, but it can be overwhelming and difficult to know what information can be trusted. To streamline the process, we’ve compiled some of the frequently asked questions we hear from our clients. If you have more questions or are ready to take action, give us a call.
Right now, there may be a specific question or concern keeping you up at night. It makes sense, then, that your immediate goal is to solve that problem and never look back. As your legal counsel, we fully support the “get it done” mentality, but we’ll do you one better — as we resolve your concern, we’ll take steps to prevent similar ones from occurring down the road.
First things first: we need to understand your specific situation in order to customize a plan of action. Among the factors we take into consideration are whether you own a home, run a business, or have any special family needs. We know from experience that these factors can greatly impact any legal decisions you make today. We get all the facts so we can help you get the best results possible.
Depending on your unique needs and goals, the next steps we take could entail setting up an estate plan, administering a loved one’s estate, laying out a clear business plan, establishing a business succession plan, or any number of actions to prevent tax complications. Regardless of what’s involved, you will be in the driver’s seat; we are simply a resource to help turn your legal plan into a reality.
After working with us once, our clients know they can reach out whenever they come across a tax, business, or estate-related question. Want the same level of service from your attorney? Start by scheduling a consultation with us.