Top Rated Estate Planning & Probate Attorney in Long Beach, CA

Attorney Jennifer Sawday is a partner at Tredway Lumsdaine & Doyle LLP (TLD Law) in Long Beach, California. Ms. Sawday concentrates her practice on estates and trusts, including estate planning, probate administration, and trust and estate litigation. In addition to Long Beach, her firm has offices in Irvine, Downey and Beverly Hills, and she represents clients throughout the Los Angeles metropolitan area and in Orange County.

In her more than 18 years of legal practice, Ms. Sawday has earned a reputation for her thoroughness and professionalism. Los Angeles Magazine recognized her in its “Top Lawyers in Southern California” issue, and local newspaper the Beachcomber selected her five years in a row as the best wills and trusts attorney in Long Beach. Martindale-Hubbell gave her its top rating of AV Preeminent.* 

Ms. Sawday earned a bachelor’s degree from California State University Dominguez Hills in 1995 and a master’s degree in public administration from the same institution two years later, graduating with honors. She later earned her law degree at Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, where she earned a place on the dean’s list and the St. Thomas More Law Honor Society, among other honors. 

Active in professional organizations, Ms. Sawday has served as president of Women Lawyers of Long Beach and the Estate Planning and Trust Council of Long Beach. She is also active in the Executives Association of Long Beach and serves on the board of directors of the Long Beach City College Foundation. She has also served as an adjunct professor for paralegal courses at Cerritos College. 

Ms. Sawday is admitted to practice before all California courts and the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California.

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