Kyle J. Johnson

Kyle J. Johnson is an attorney in the Estate Planning, Trusts & Probate Group and the Business and Real Estate Transactions Group at Andre, Morris & Buttery. Kyle’s practice focuses on estate planning, trust administration, probate, business planning and formation, and real estate transactions. With experience in complex estate, business, and real estate matters, Kyle provides strategic counsel to individuals, families, and businesses throughout California.

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About Kyle J. Johnson

Before joining Andre, Morris & Buttery, Kyle practiced in Visalia, California as a partner at Johnson & Black, LLP, where he focused on estate planning, trust administration, probate, business planning and formation, and real estate transaction matters.

Kyle, his wife, and their two rescue dogs moved to San Luis Obispo in 2025 and are excited for this next chapter of their lives. With longstanding family ties to San Luis Obispo County, Kyle is enthusiastic about using the experience he’s gained from the Central Valley to serve his new community on the Central Coast.

Practice Groups

Business & Real Estate Transaction
Estate Planning, Trusts & Probate

Education & Background

Kyle earned his Juris Doctor from Chapman University’s Dale E. Fowler School of Law, graduating magna cum laude. He received his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with an emphasis in Financial Services from San Diego State University, graduating cum laude.

Business & Community

Kyle is a member of the State Bar of California, the San Luis Obispo County Bar Association, the Tulare County Bar Association, and the Tulare-Kings Counties Estate Planning Council, where he serves as a Board Member.

Kyle looks forward to becoming active in local professional, legal, civic, and charitable organizations throughout San Luis Obispo County and contributing to the region’s broader community.

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