Michael Charles Ferguson is a lawyer practicing trusts & estates, trusts and estates, wills & probate and 1 other area of law. Michael received a A.B. degree from University of California, Berkeley in 1965, and has been licensed for 57 years. Michael practices at Ferguson & Berland, P.C. in Berkeley, CA.
We found Mike and his team to be thoughtful, very professional and quite personable. He did an excellent job and we've been recommending him to people for several years.
knowledgeable, professor at Boalt Hall
He have written an extensive chapter on Living Trusts, published as part of West's comprehensive text on California Trust Law (1999); an essay entitled "What are Ethics? And Why should we worry about them anyway?"; have assembled (and edited) extensive materials for various CEB classes on Ethical and Malpractice Considerations in Estate Planning and other T&E related topics; have written and taught extensively on Drafting Wills & Trusts; have published an article entitled "Proving Death Without A Body" in the August, 1991, CEB Estate Planning Newsletter; have (with Warren Sinsheimer) authored an irregular "Back to the Basics" column for the State Bar's Estate Planning Trust & Probate Law Section newsletter; and have (as a law student) written a pedantic foray into the backwaters of procedural law for the California Law Review--which foray is best forgotten. Boalt Hall, Law Review/Order of the Coif, 1967. Member: State Bar of California (Board of Legal Specialization, 1988).
1816 5th St.Berkeley, CA 94710-1915U.S.A.
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