John Lansing
John Lansing dedicates his practice to guiding his clients through trust and estates matters and elder law. His knowledge covers a broad spectrum, including trusts and wills, trust administration, conservatorships, probates, and thoughtful planning for individuals with special needs. John is particularly passionate about assisting seniors, their families, and anyone preparing for the future, guiding them through the challenges associated with aging, caregiving, and making essential decisions.
Clients value John's accessible and straightforward approach, which allows him to advocate for his clients' distinctive requirements effectively. His proficiency extends to navigating complex long-term care issues and preparing strategic petitions to protect income for Medi-Cal beneficiaries.
John's passion for his work stems from personal experience. After supporting his mother through a neurodegenerative disease that began in her early middle age, John chose to pursue a career in elder law to advocate for older adults and their families. His compassion for the elderly is evident not only in his professional endeavors but also through his charitable engagements, including significant and meaningful contributions to Meals on Wheels and the Pasadena Senior Center.
An actively recognized champion for elder law, John frequently shares his insights as a sought-after speaker and writer on related topics. He has appeared on NPR and also serves on the faculty of the American Institute of Philanthropic Studies, offering his knowledge and experiences to educate others and further support the community. His work reflects a steadfast commitment to helping clients protect what matters most at every stage of life.
"John Lansing’s professional yet down-to-earth approach has empowered us to make the right decisions especially during the most sensitive and difficult times. The sense of relief we felt after consulting with him was priceless."
