John Lansing represents clients in the areas of trust and estates and elder law. His practice encompasses trusts and wills, trust administration, conservatorships, probates, and special needs planning. With a deep commitment to serving seniors, their families, and individuals planning for the future, John counsels his clients through the complexities of aging and caregiving and empowers them in making critical decisions.

Clients appreciate John's accessible and straightforward approach to support and advocacy on behalf of their unique needs. John has also guided his clients through long-term care issues and has prepared petitions to shelter income for Medi-Cal recipients.

John became an Elder Law attorney in large part due to his experience caring for his mother, who was afflicted with a neurodegenerative disease in early middle age. His compassion for the aging community extends beyond his practice to his charitable work in the community, in particular Meals on Wheels and the Pasadena Senior Center. 

John enjoys speaking and writing on Elder Law topics, has been featured on NPR, and is on the faculty of the American Institute of Philanthropic Studies.