How the Search Works
A script on our side reads the living trust FAQ, the glossary, the tool pages listed on the tools page and the article titles and summaries, and saves a short list of titles, one or two sentence summaries and links. We rerun it when those pages change. That list loads with this page, and your browser searches it. Nothing you type in the search box leaves your device.
- Results that match every word come first. A match in a title counts more than a match in a summary, and an exact match of the whole question or term counts most.
- Common words such as how, does and the are ignored, plural words also match the singular, and a few abbreviations are understood: POA for power of attorney, AHCD for advance health care directive, TOD for transfer on death.
- If no page matches every word, the search shows pages that match most of them and says so.
- Each result is labeled FAQ, Glossary, Tool, Tool question or Article, and links to the answer itself.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this search cover?
The living trust FAQ, the glossary, the free tools listed on the tools page with the questions answered on each tool, and the titles and summaries of the articles on this site. It does not search the city pages or client accounts.
Is my search saved or sent anywhere?
No. The search runs in your browser against a list that loads with this page. What you type in the search box is not saved, is not added to the page address and is not sent to us.
Will the attorney answer my question?
Questions sent with the Ask the Attorney form go to the Law Offices of Rozsa Gyene, and the office replies by email on business days. A reply is general information, not legal advice about your situation.
Does sending a question make me a client?
No. Sending a question does not create an attorney-client relationship. Do not send confidential information through the form, such as account numbers, Social Security numbers or private family details.
Ask the Attorney
Did not find your answer? Send a short question about a California living trust, will, deed or probate. It goes to the Law Offices of Rozsa Gyene in Burbank, and the office replies by email on business days. A reply is general information, not legal advice about your situation.