The Law Offices of Cheryl L. Walsh have been working with the elderly, disabled and their families to create Estate and Long Term Care plans since 1995.
We provide the legal tools necessary to help families support their loved ones as their needs change throughout their life.
Attorney Cheryl Walsh
Our expertise in the area of Elder Law including government benefits such as Medi-Cal from application to estate recovery, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Social Security Disability Income (SSDI) and Medicare, enables us to address the greater needs of the client.
Our knowledge in the area of Special Needs Trusts allows us to provide the families of the disabled and the infirm elderly with the tools necessary to protect government benefits while obtaining goods and services necessary to meet all of their supplemental needs.
We want to be your “Attorneys for Life.”
What Our Clients Say
“My wife and I searched a long time for an attorney with the skills to get our complicated case resolved.We found that Cheryl Walsh was exceptionally qualified and compassionate . She is a top notch lawyer in working with the bureaucracy and also presenting her case in the courtroom. We have referred her to friends and relatives.” J. and S. Allen
“I reside in North Carolina but needed an attorney in Orange County. Cheryl was recommended and retained by me to provide Elder Law assistance at the most traumatic time in my life. She was professional at every step and was available at any time. She never hesitated to offer her assistance and suggestions to move our matter forward. I do not hesitate to recommend her professional services.” J. Loudin
Cheryl Walsh Guest Podcast
What enhanced remedies are parties entitled to recover under Probate Code section 859? Is it double damages, triple damages, or something else?
There has been a district split, and now even a division split, on whether parties can receive “double damages” under Section 859. Recent case law sheds light on this issue, and the guests on this episode were counsel of record in two of those recent cases, enabling them to share key insights and an overview of where the law stands now on Section 859.
