Myron A. Campbell, II is the Founder and Principal Attorney of Agape Esquire Law, APC. He founded Agape to exclusively provide high-quality, cost-effective probate solutions for clients who are beneficiaries, estate representatives in probate, trustees, and those seeking to preserve their legacy through estate planning.

When you hire Agape Esquire Law, you will be dealing directly with Myron. By design, he keeps his caseload relatively low so that each client receives his full professional attention. Myron is known for his responsiveness to client emails, texts, and phone calls. In dealing with contested probate matters, Myron fights for a positive outcome for every client through having the case dismissed, by amicable settlement or simply receiving a court ordered positive result. Past clients praise his knowledge of the probate law, his ability to find the “nugget” that gets the positive result for his client’s, bedside manner, the relationships he fosters, and the respect he receives from his peers.

Early in his career, Myron worked as an associate attorney for a very well-known and respected top Probate law firm in Torrance, CA. He handled probate matters such as trust administration, probate, conservatorship, guardianship, and estate planning. He represented a garden variety of clients at Stanley Mosk Courthouse (Los Angeles Superior Court) for probate, trust and conservatorship/guardianship matters. Prior to that he assisted clients with a small variety of civil, landlord-tenant law and probate matters. He found passion and purpose in assisting clients navigate the demands of the California Probate Code and decided to specialize in probate law.

Native Los Angelino, Myron Campbell, II received his Bachelor of Arts degree from California State University, Dominguez Hills, and his Juris Doctorate from Pacific Coast University, School of Law (PCU). While at PCU, Myron obtained his Alternative Dispute Resolution Certificate within the area of Mediation. He also furthered his legal education by embarking on an international summer law intensive study program in Panama City, Panama. The course focused on “Labor at the Crossroads of Immigration and Human Rights” – a program coordinated with Loyola New Orleans College of Law and the Universidad Latina de Panama.

Currently, Myron lectures a course called “The Importance of Estate Planning” for OLLI, at California State University Dominguez Hills.

Mr. Campbell has been admitted to practice law in the State of California and United States District Court of the Central District of California. He is also a member of the California Lawyers, Los Angeles County Bar, Beverly Hills, and Long Beach Bar Associations.