Patricia Smith

Area

Berkeley, Alameda County, CA

License

California professional fiduciary #253, active, renews by December 2026

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What a professional fiduciary does

A professional fiduciary is paid to manage someone else's affairs: as trustee of a trust, agent under a power of attorney, executor, or conservator appointed by a court. Families often call one when nobody in the family can take on the money side, when siblings disagree, or when a parent has no close family. California requires most professional fiduciaries to be licensed. Most charge by the hour; ask for the fee schedule in writing.

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