Rupert Corkill

Few of us ever want to engage in legal struggles, which are known for their high costs, emotional strain, and incomprehensible complexity. But there are three areas of the law that are more likely than any others to affect the lives of even the most law-abiding citizens of Redding and Shasta County: family law (also known as divorce law), bankruptcy law, and wills, trusts and estate planning law. That fact may seem unfortunate, but it pays to remember that the law is there to protect us, to ensure that disputes are resolved in the fairest, most equitable manner possible.

The best way to receive fair and equitable resolutions to your legal struggles is to engage the services of a competent and reputable Redding attorney that offers services in family law, divorce law, estate planning law and bankruptcy law – an attorney like Attorney Rupert Corkill.  If you are a resident of Shasta County that can no longer travel to my office in Redding, I am willing to travel to you so that you may be provided the legal services you need. 

Family Law

Rupert Corkill offers legal representation for all issues involving family law in Redding, CA, including dissolution of marriage (Divorce), child custody and visitation, child and spousal support, division of property, guardianship, domestic violence, and restraining orders. Ask our office about alternative low-cost legal services for family law cases.

Bankruptcy

Our firm assists clients who are facing serious financial problems and provides the legal counsel they need when filing for bankruptcy or dealing with serious debt problems. Above all, our Redding bankruptcy lawyers understand that every individual has a specific set of circumstances that should be reviewed to determine the best course of action to resolve the situation.

Estate Planning

At the Law Office of Rupert Corkill, we help you protect the people you love and the assets you've earned. Our primary goal is to give you peace of mind. Concentrating mainly on Estate Planning, our firm helps families plan for real life, deal with death, preserve wealth, and protect inheritances.