Phillip C. Lemmons

Practice areas

Estate & Trust Litigation, Estate Planning & Probate, Family Law, General Litigation

Focus areas

Will Contests, Wills

Phillip C. Lemmons serves as the head attorney at The Legacy Lawyers, P.C., situated in Fountain Valley, California. His primary legal focus revolves around estate planning and associated matters, encompassing conservatorship, probate administration and litigation, as well as trusts and wills. He extends his services to clients residing in Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties.

Mr. Lemmons boasts extensive experience in probate litigation. He has shared his insights on estate planning subjects through presentations at various legal gatherings and is the author of a book titled “Stealing Home, A Cons Guide To Inheritance Theft.”

Beyond his legal profession, Mr. Lemmons maintains active involvement within the legal community, holding memberships in several organizations. He is affiliated with the Orange County Bar Association, the Los Angeles County Bar Association, and The State Bar of California, and actively participates in the estate and trust divisions of each association.

Educationally, Mr. Lemmons attained his bachelor’s degree from the University of Southern California and obtained his juris doctor from Southwestern Law School. During his time in law school, he gained practical experience by working with entities like the police litigation unit of the Los Angeles Police Department, the Superior Court of California County of Los Angeles, and the tax litigation division of the Office of the United States Attorneys. Before entering the legal field, he held a position as a public safety officer at the University of Southern California.

In his capacity as a practicing attorney, Mr. Lemmons possesses the qualifications to appear in all California state courts. Furthermore, he holds licenses allowing him to practice before the U.S. district courts for the central and southern districts of California, the Supreme Court of California, and the U.S. Tax Court.