Los Altos Attorney
For Los Altos families, Mark Malachowski protects substantial estates and resolves high-stakes trust and property disputes.
Los Altos and Los Altos Hills are among the most affluent communities in the Bay Area, where estate planning and trust administration carry especially high stakes. Mark Malachowski helps Los Altos families protect and pass on substantial estates, and litigates disputes when they arise.
Los Altos matters are heard in the Superior Court of California, County of Santa Clara. Mark brings a litigator’s eye to every estate plan and aggressive advocacy to every dispute.
How Mark helps Los Altos clients
The firm focuses on four areas that frequently overlap for Los Altos families and property owners, wills and trusts, estate planning, real property, and civil litigation, so you have one experienced advocate across related matters.
How we help in Los Altos
Wills & Trusts
Will contests, trust disputes, and inheritance protection.
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Living trusts and plans built to prevent disputes.
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Partition, quiet title, and 1031 exchanges.
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Contract, fiduciary, and business disputes. Free civil consult.
Learn moreQuestions from Los Altos clients
Yes. Mark Malachowski represents Los Altos clients in wills and trusts, estate planning, real property, and civil litigation, and has served the Bay Area since 2006.
Los Altos matters are generally heard in the Superior Court of California, County of Santa Clara. Mark is experienced in Northern California Superior and Federal courts.
Trust and will disputes, estate planning and living trusts, real property matters including partition and 1031 exchanges, and civil litigation such as breach of contract and fiduciary-duty claims.
Call 415-983-0717 or request a consultation online. The firm offers a free initial consultation on civil matters.
Other Bay Area communities we serve
Need a Los Altos attorney who fights hard?
Mark represents clients throughout the Bay Area. Call to discuss your matter.