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Victor Skvarna

Firm: SKVARNA LAW FIRM

965 North 2nd Ave , Upland , California 91786

Practice Areas: Estate , Estate Planning, Guardianship and Conservatorship, Probate , Trusts, Wills

THOROUGH, EFFECTIVE & CARING are three words that capture how we at the Skvarna Law Firm have developed our unique systems and processes to provide our clients with peace of mind.. I personally want to thank you for considering our firm. I feel blessed to have returned to my home community to serve others. Our firm’s true passion is calmly helping others plan and administer their estates.. Our legal team’s approach is to simplify the complex. We aim to provide value to you and your loved ones for generations.. We are lifelong learners and educators. I enjoy learning from each new client. Each person is unique and has “a story” to share. We teach, learn and plan with the use of stories.. Our goal is to help you build your perfect plan. We encourage you to live life with no regrets and pass on your true contact our office for a consultation so that we can listen to your story and help bring you plan into focus, whether it be creating a new plan or updating an existing one.. THANK YOU.. VICTOR P. SKVARNA, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW

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“Attorney Vic Skvarna is beyond exceptional and professional at what he does. One of the most knowled”

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“Very helpful! You never want to get your affairs in order but it's a must. He spent time with me explaining everything because I knew NOTHING!”

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Google Review

“Excellent communication and follow-up. Very knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. They took good care of us.”

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