Collins Law Group APC

About Collins Law Group APC

Collins Law Group APC is an Inglewood practice led by founder and managing attorney Caprice Lillian Collins. Collins has held an active California law license since May 31, 1979, and graduated from Harvard Law School. Her self-reported State Bar practice area is trusts and estates; the State Bar does not list a certified legal specialty. Her work at the firm encompasses estate planning, trust administration, and business formations for individuals, families, businesses, and nonprofit organizations across Greater Los Angeles.

At the planning stage, the practice prepares simple and complex wills, revocable and irrevocable trusts, powers of attorney, living wills, and health-care directives. Its service menu also covers incapacity planning, special-needs planning, retirement-account planning, charitable-giving strategies, and provisions for pets. The firm addresses the estate-planning needs of LGBTQ clients and family-owned businesses, including succession planning and the use of business entities and buy-sell agreements. It also coordinates estate and financial plans with a client's financial advisers when appropriate.

When a family member dies, Collins Law Group handles trust administration and probate. The practice assists trustees, personal representatives, and families with the legal steps that follow a death, while its planning work includes arrangements for managing assets and decisions during incapacity. Its elder-law services cover long-term-care and Medi-Cal planning as well as conservatorship matters. The firm also represents older adults in matters involving alleged elder abuse or exploitation, a service distinct from its advance-planning work.

The office is located at 3330 W Manchester Blvd in Inglewood, and the published phone number is 310-677-9787. Spanish is reported as a language available through staff; Collins reports no additional language personally. Stracy Lyons serves as office manager and supervising paralegal, supporting estate planning, trust administration, Medi-Cal planning, special-needs matters, conservatorships, and probate. The practice also makes estate-planning articles, seminars, and other educational materials available to the public and community organizations.