Your local starting point
- Your local time
- Stockholm time
- Local areas
Location selection provides relevant content and scheduling context only. It is not U.S. state-law advice.
U.S. state pages
Choose a state to see relevant document, time-zone, and coordination guidance. Simon works from Stockholm and does not claim a U.S. office or U.S. bar admission.
The first conversation is free for up to 30 minutes and available by phone, video, or in person. No documents are required before the call. Consultations are subject to an initial matter and conflict review. Contacting the firm does not create a lawyer-client relationship.

Your U.S. location
This changes the local guide and meeting-time context—not the firm’s Swedish-law scope.
Simon works from Stockholm, Sweden. The firm has no U.S. office and does not claim admission in any U.S. state.
Your local starting point
Location selection provides relevant content and scheduling context only. It is not U.S. state-law advice.
Priority markets
Each state page includes city and metro-area context, remote-work notes, and Swedish inheritance scenarios for families in that region. The legal work described remains Swedish-law work.
U.S. state
Swedish inheritance guidance for New York residents, Swedish expats, and families coordinating Swedish estate documents with U.S. advisers.
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Swedish inheritance guidance for California residents and Swedish-American families managing estate documents, banks, and Swedish assets from the West Coast.
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Swedish estate and inheritance guidance for Florida residents, retirees, and families dealing with Swedish banks, property, or heirs abroad.
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Swedish inheritance help for Texas residents dealing with Swedish assets, heirs, banks, estate documents, wills, or cross-border estate distribution.
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Swedish estate help for Washington residents and Pacific Northwest families needing inheritance guidance, document review, and cross-border coordination.
Open state pageCity pages
Each city page focuses on a different coordination issue: New York adviser relationships, California remote planning, Florida international-family questions, Texas adviser coordination, or Washington time-zone workflows.
New York
New York City is often a coordination point: a family member may live in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, or Long Island while Swedish banks, heirs, or estate documents sit across the Atlantic.
Open city pageCalifornia
Los Angeles clients often need a remote-first process: clear document lists, careful signature planning, and practical help understanding whether Swedish estate work can move forward without travel.
Open city pageCalifornia
Bay Area cases often involve sophisticated planning documents, international assets, and advisers who need Swedish concepts explained precisely rather than translated loosely.
Open city pageFlorida
Miami and South Florida cases often combine retirement planning, international families, multiple residences, and cross-border banking questions.
Open city pageTexas
Houston matters often benefit from separating professional roles clearly: Swedish-law work, Texas counsel, tax advisers, banks, and family decision-makers.
Open city pageTexas
Dallas-Fort Worth families often need document sequencing, adviser coordination, and clarity before anyone signs, transfers, or distributes Swedish estate assets.
Open city pageTexas
Austin residents often want an efficient remote process, but Swedish estate work still needs clear document summaries and careful handling of originals, certified copies, and signatures.
Open city pageWashington
Seattle and Eastside families often need cross-border coordination for internationally mobile households, tech professionals, and heirs working across significant time zones.
Open city pageCity coverage
The city pages address remote document handling and practical Swedish estate questions. They do not represent physical U.S. offices.
A Swedish estate with a U.S. connection?
No documents are needed before the first call.