About Call Law
Families dealing with estate planning, probate, trust administration, or inheritance disputes often want more than generic legal advice. They want to know who they are hiring, how the process works, and whether the lawyer handling the matter understands both planning and conflict when family tensions rise. Call Law was built around direct attorney access, practical communication, and long-term estate guidance for clients across Roseville, Sacramento, Granite Bay, Rocklin, and the surrounding Placer County communities.
A modern, family-focused estate planning practice
Helping Families, Trustees, and Beneficiaries Across the Greater Sacramento and Roseville areas
Many clients also want reassurance that the lawyer drafting the documents understands what can happen when disputes arise later. Because the firm also handles probate litigation and trust litigation, planning recommendations are informed by real inheritance conflicts, trustee disputes, and contested estate matters seen in Sacramento County and Placer County courts. That broader perspective helps clients think through issues before they become expensive family problems.
Families throughout Rocklin estate planning and Granite Bay estate planning matters often reach out after realizing a simple will may not fully address their goals for real estate, incapacity planning, or probate avoidance in California.
A modern, family-focused estate planning practice
At the Law Office of Johann Chau, we help families plan for the future with care and clarity. Since 2011, we’ve guided clients across Chicago and the suburbs through wills, trusts, probate, and more. Johann leads every case with experience and compassion as your attorney, while Mina, our paralegal, provides hands-on support to make every step simple and stress-free. Together, we’ve built a warm, approachable law practice designed to help you protect what matters most.
About the Law Office of Johann Chau
Meet Taylor
Your attorney
Taylor P. Call
Attorney
Native to Lincoln, California, Taylor obtained his B.S. in Biology from Montana State University. After a career in fisheries biology, he decided to pursue his goal of becoming a lawyer. Taylor graduated near the top of his class at UC Davis School of Law. While attending law school, Taylor received Witkin Awards for Academic Excellence in Trust Drafting and Administration, Advanced Legal Research, and Pretrial Skills.

After law school, Taylor worked for an insurance defense firm where he represented insurance companies and their insureds in litigation. While working for that firm, Taylor learned the ins and outs of how insurance companies operate when negotiating settlements for property damage cases. Taylor worked on cases involving fires, and habitability issues that were valued from thousands to millions of dollars.
Even before Taylor began law school, he was drawn to the field of trusts and estates because of his personal experiences. An elderly member of Taylor’s family gave all of his belongings at his death to his caregivers, excluding his own children in his estate plan. This, of course, was highly suspect and litigation ensued. Taylor wanted to dedicate his work to helping avoid this sort of litigation through proper planning for elderly clients who may be susceptible to elder abuse and undue influence and to assist excluded family members in recovering what would otherwise be their inheritance.
Another member or Taylor’s family was involved in a terrible auto accident on I-80 when she was just a teenager. Through no fault of her own, she suffered some fairly serious injuries to her legs and body. The attorney that took her case was excellent and negotiated hard for her settlement. This allowed her to get proper treatment and compensated her for her pain and suffering. Taylor knew that he wanted to help others who were suffering from injuries to get the compensation they deserve.
Taylor then began working for a firm that specializes in estate planning, probate, trust administration, and trust and estate litigation. While working for this firm, Taylor was able to successfully assist clients in navigating the sometimes tricky and contentious areas of trust and probate litigation while also helping many of his clients with probates and trust administrations.
Mr. Call started the Law Offices of Taylor P. Call so he could dedicate himself to his clients and work with them one on one, assisting them through their own unique and complex issues.
Taylor’s main hobbies consist of pursuing outdoor activities. He is an avid fisherman, hiker, hunter, birdwatcher, and backpacker. He has travelled extensively throughout the western U.S. for recreation and for work when he used to collect stream, bird and fish data for private and governmental organizations such as the U.S. Forest Service and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Our Mission
Providing compassionate legal guidance for every stage of life
We make estate planning personal, empowering families to protect what matters most—today and for generations to come.
Our 4-Step C.H.A.U. Process
A simple path to peace of mind
Estate planning doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. Our step-by-step process is designed to give you clarity and confidence from start to finish.
1
Collect Information
Your estate planning journey begins with a consultation with our experienced attorney. After you hired us. From there, our legal team works efficiently to collect essential information about your family, assets, and goals—ensuring your estate plan is thoughtfully tailored to your unique needs.
2
Honing the Planning Documents
Our attorney carefully prepares your estate planning documents and collaborates with you to finalize every detail, ensuring your plan reflects your wishes with clarity and precision.
3
Autograph
We coordinate your signing appointment for you, so there's no stress or hassle. At the meeting, you'll sign your estate planning documents in the presence of a notary and witness(es), making your plan official.
4
Update Title & Beneficiaries
For clients with trust-based plan, we provide guidance on updating beneficiaries and transferring assets to ensure every element of your estate plan functions exactly as intended.