Jackie Marie Howard

Jackie Marie Howard, Attorney At Law, devotes her practice to trusts, wills, powers of attorney, probate and trust administration.

Jackie has over 27 years of experience in estate planning, trusts and probates. Jackie provides compassionate representation for her clients.

Jackie Marie Howard, Attorney At Law, is located in Placer County, which is where Jackie grew up. Jackie started her estate law practice in 1999 in Roseville, California.

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California

State Bar of California

ID Number: 189318

Since 1997

Attorney

Jackie Marie Howard, Attorney At Law

1999 - Current

California State University - Sacramento

B.A.

University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law

J.D. (1996) | Law

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2023

California Legislature Assembly Resolution

California State Legislature

California State Bar  # 189318

Member

1997 - Current

Sutter Roseville Medical Center Foundation

Planned Giving Committee Member

2004 - 2016

KidsFirst

Committe Member, "Putting KidsFirst" Awards Luncheon

2008 - 2011

Planning With Personality

Jackie Marie Howard, Esq.

2021

Court Probate Administration vs.Trust Administration, Probate & Trust Administration Workshop, Roseville, CA

2018

Unique Estate Planning Issues Facing Today's Senior Women, Estate Planning for Women, Lincoln Hills, CA

2017

Estate Planning and Administration, Estate Planning, Roseville, CA

2016

Notary

California Secretary of State

Q. When filing for conservatorship, do I have to be in the same state as the conservatee?

July 5, 2021

A: You will want to consult about this with a Delaware attorney where the conservatorship will be set-up.

Q. The trustee is discriminating against several benificaries and will not inform them of details of an accepted offer.

June 26, 2021

A: Get counsel to assist you in asserting your rights as a beneficiary. If it cannot be resolved informally, Court may be necessary to get the trustee's accounting and report, as well as, possibly remove the trustee due to breach of fiduciary duties.

Q. If family is still living in house of deceased person, but house is inherited by another, how do you get them to leave?

June 24, 2021

A: If your Aunt owned the house individually, a probate administration in court will be necessary to get legal authority to evict the tenants (if they won't leave voluntarily). You said that you have the house. Are you on the deed? More information would help to provide you with a more thoroughly accurate answer.