Legal Resource For Estate Planning In California

California law does not place limits on how often you can change your will and trust instruments. For most people, the opposite problem arises. They may know that they need to update their estate planning documents regularly, but instead, put it off.  Or they may not realize that they need to review and update their […]

Traditional estate planning is changing. Instead of merely focusing on tangible property, such as real estate, vehicles and personal property, an estate plan may also include digital assets. Digital assets can have significant value and may be managed solely online. However, because virtual assets can be overlooked, they can be lost. Talk with a California […]

Many people put off estate planning thinking it is something they should do once they get older. What’s worse, some people don’t do any estate planning thinking that it is something that only celebrities or the ultra-rich should do. However, estate planning is not something that you should wait to do, nor should you disregard […]

When you decide who will one day receive your assets, you will want to keep some things in mind so that your generosity makes their lives better and does not cause problems for them. Despite your good intentions, failing to take into account certain factors could cause unintended consequences. Every situation is different, so it […]

If you have ever heard of estate planning, it has likely been in the context of families or married couples. However, an estate plan is critical for everybody who has assets.  Single people who are considering estate planning should think about contacting a California estate planning attorney. An attorney can help ensure that your wishes […]

Estate planning is not just about passing on your property, it’s also about making sure that you have a plan in place for when you can no longer care for yourself. One of the most important decisions to make during estate planning is whether or not to include providing for a nursing home as part […]

As long as you are 18 years old, you can and should have an estate plan. If you do not already have these essential documents, when you experience certain life events, you should get these papers. A California estate planning attorney can answer your questions about how to know when it’s time for an estate […]

You might think that only incredibly wealthy people need to prepare an estate plan, but the rest of us who are not the richest 1% also need to protect ourselves and our loved ones. You do not have to spend a fortune getting the right estate plan for your situation.   Basic legal documents can give […]

Life insurance can be a valuable tool to provide financial protection for your loved ones. When you set up your estate plan, do not forget to consider buying life insurance to meet your estate’s essential goals. You might not have as much money in savings and investments as you would like.  If you passed away […]