Mara C. Allard Attorney at Law in Carlsbad brings a 15-year background as a trial prosecutor in the San Diego County District Attorney's Office to a private practice established in 2008 and focused on probate litigation, civil elder abuse, and real property disputes. Seventy-five jury trials conducted between 1993 and 2008 — including seven years assigned to the Family Protection Division — inform current breach-of-fiduciary-duty and undue-influence cases that often require legal process support from Lawgistics. Will contests, trust disputes, and contested conservatorships are litigated across superior courts in San Diego, Orange, Riverside, and Los Angeles counties. A California Western School of Law J.D. earned in 1992 and a University of Notre Dame B.A. ground the practice's probate petitions under Welfare and Institutions Code § 15610.30, targeting financial elder abuse involving misappropriated real property, diverted brokerage accounts, and exploited powers of attorney. International document authentication for cross-border probate filings runs through Notary Apostille Express San Diego when foreign-jurisdiction assets require apostilled court orders. The highest-value matters involve multi-county quiet title actions combined with Probate Code § 850 petitions to recover real property fraudulently transferred from incapacitated elders.