Kayla Brennan

Kayla Brennan

Business / Contracts, Business Formation, Wills, Trusts, & Probate (Transactional)

Irvine, California

Personal Introduction

Kayla M. Brennan founded Brennan Law Office to help families in Southern California discover the power of planning. Our promise is to create an estate plan custom-tailored to your family while providing unparalleled support and guidance at every step. Unlike other law firms, we have perfected a streamlined estate planning process that maximizes results, minimizes fees, and makes planning for the future a breeze. Ms. Brennan graduated Cum Laude from University of San Diego School of Law where she excelled in her Trusts & Estates, Securities Regulation, Corporations, Contracts, and Legal Drafting courses. Ms. Brennan founded Brennan Law Office in 2021 to provide a new, client-focused, cost-effective legal option to Orange County families and small businesses.

Practice Composition

Transactional

Education

University of San Diego School of Law
University of San Diego School of Law JD (2019)
Arizona State University
Arizona State University BA, Business Law, magna cum laude (2015)

Practice Summary

We work closely with families throughout Orange County and other parts of Southern California to provide estate planning and business law services that are designed around each client's specific family, business, goals, and wishes. Schedule a free consultation to meet Kayla M. Brennan and learn how Brennan Law Office can help your business with everyday legal needs or design a comprehensive estate plan unique to you.

Response Time

1 day

Affiliations

Orange County Bar Association

Orange County Bar Association

San Diego County Bar Association

San Diego County Bar Association

Personal Interests & Charitable Work

She is an active member of the San Diego County Bar Association and the Orange County Bar Association and its Corporations and Trusts & Estates divisions.

What is Overture?

Overture is an attorney-to-attorney referral network. Vetted attorneys refer matters they can’t take on to trusted colleagues and earn fee splits when they do, expanding what every attorney can offer their clients.

Bar Admissions

California