Immigration Law
Midori Law Group, P.C. provides comprehensive services for employers, employees, families, and individuals. Our nonimmigrant services include obtaining visas for business/tourist visitors, treaty-investors, treaty-traders, students, temporary workers, exchange visitors, intra-company transferees, and extraordinary ability aliens. This may also include obtaining labor certifications from the Department of Labor and completing applications for visa extensions, changes of status, and consular processing. We also provide services related to family immigration matters, including permanent resident status (i.e., “green card”), obtaining employment authorization, and applications for naturalization. We have decades of combined experience in the following matters:
Non-Immigrant Visa Petitions/Applications
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- H-1B- “Specialty Occupation” visa
- L-1- “Special Knowledge” and “Executive or Managerial” visas
- E- “Treaty Traders or Investors” visa
- O-1- “Extraordinary Ability” visa
- TN- “Temporary Entry for Canadian and Mexican citizens” visa
- B- “Business or Pleasure” visa
Immigrant Visa Petitions/Applications
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- Family Based – I-130
- Adjustment of Status (AOS) – I-485
- PERM – Labor Certification
- Extraordinary Ability
- Outstanding Researcher
- National Interest Waiver (NIW)
- AOS or Consular Processing after Diversity Lottery selection
**We do NOT handle Removal/Deportation or Asylum matters**
Corporate Law
Business Formation
Midori Law Group, P.C. represents emerging growth and early stage companies from their inception to financing to operations and beyond. We understand our clients’ goals and assist them in achieving their dreams. We provide legal services in selecting and forming the appropriate business entity, drafting agreements among founders, negotiating and obtaining financing, and identifying and protecting intellectual property rights.
Estate Planning
Our estate planning packages typically include the following documents:
• Living Revocable Trusts
• Wills
• Power of Attorney forms
• Advance Health Care Directives
• HIPAA release forms
Estate Administration
We assist clients in administering a decedent’s estate. Activities include organizing financial and personal affairs of the estate, accounting for the assets of the estate, transferring the assets to beneficiaries.
PROBATE
Compassionate California Probate Attorney Helping You Navigate the Probate Process
Losing a loved one is hard enough — dealing with the California probate process shouldn’t make it harder. Our law firm helps families, executors, and beneficiaries efficiently manage every step of probate, from filing the initial petition to final asset distribution.
If you need a probate attorney in California, we’re here to provide clear guidance, honest answers, and support every step of the way.
We assist with every step of the probate court and administration process:
• Probate Administration- We prepare and file all probate petitions, notices, and required documents on your behalf.
• Executor & Administrator Support-executors have legal obligations. We help you:
• Inventory assets
• Notify heirs
• Communicate with creditors
• Manage real property
• Distribute inheritance properly
• Real Estate & Property Issues-We handle California homes, investment property, and title issues during probate.
• Small Estate Procedures- If your loved one’s estate qualifies for California small estate processes, we help you avoid formal probate when possible.
The California Probate Process: What to Expect
Most families don’t know where to begin. Here’s a simplified overview of the typical California probate timeline:
1. File the Petition- We prepare and file the required probate petition with the county probate court.
2. Appointment of Personal Representative- The court appoints an executor or administrator.
3. Notice to Creditors & Heirs- We manage all proper notifications to avoid delays or court issues.
4. Inventory & Appraisal of the Estate- Real estate, bank accounts, vehicles, and other assets are documented and valued.
5. Payment of Debts & Taxes- We ensure all valid claims are properly handled.
6. Final Distribution of Assets- Once approved by the court, inheritance is distributed to beneficiaries.
7. Final Discharge of Fiduciary- After three years, once it is reasonably certain that all of the assets have been acquired and liquidated, we file a discharge so the personal representative may be released from responsibility of the estate.
**Typical Timeline: Most cases take 9–18 months depending on court backlogs and estate complexity, where some complex cases take years.**
Consultation Fee Waived with Retainer – Speak With a California Probate Lawyer Today
If you have questions about the California probate process, need help filing probate, or want guidance as an executor, we’re here to help.
We respond quickly and can begin working on your case immediately.
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