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The Role of Estate Planning Attorneys in Long-Term Care Planning
The Role of Estate Planning Attorneys in Long-Term Care Planning Planning for the future is a crucial step in ensuring the well-being of ourselves and our loved ones. Among the many aspects of future planning, long-term care is one that often gets overlooked until it’s too late. Estate planning attorneys play a pivotal role in…
Understanding Community Property Estate Planning in California
Explore community property estate planning in California to protect your family’s wealth and ensure a secure future for your children.
Lvnv Funding Loses In Court
NPR ran a great story about a consumer who beat LVNV in Court. The trick? “Show Me The Evidence.” If you’ve been sued or threatened by LVNV, Portfolio Recovery, Midland Funding, Rosen & Loeb, Patenaude & Felix, or any other third party debt collector – DON’T ROLL OVER AND PLAY DEAD. Call me, or another…
How To Talk To Your Parents About Estate Planning
People tend to avoid talking about death and estate planning because they think it’s morbid or emotional.
California Next of Kin Laws: Understanding Inheritance Rights
Losing someone you love is overwhelming, and adding legal matters like inheritance into the mix can make an already difficult time harder. I’ve been supporting families across Southern California for years, especially in navigating complex areas like estate planning and probate. I’m here to help clarify California’s next-of-kin laws—those rules that determine who inherits when…
Estate Planning for LGBTQ+ Couples in California
Estate Planning for LGBTQ+ Couples in California: A Comprehensive Guide Estate planning is a crucial aspect of financial management, and for LGBTQ+ couples in California, it comes with its own set of unique considerations. Whether you’re married, in a domestic partnership, or cohabiting, understanding the intricacies of estate planning can ensure your wishes are respected…
Understanding Can Probate Be Contested? Key Insights
Explore can probate be contested, its significance, and how it impacts estate planning for families in California seeking clarity and protection.
Why Estate Planning Is Important
Once you have decided to create an estate plan, you will need to decide how you want to distribute your assets.
How to Look Up a Trust in California: A Step-by-Step Guide
Planning for the future can feel overwhelming, but when it comes to protecting your loved ones, trusts play a powerful role. Unlike a will, which often goes through probate and becomes public record, a trust allows assets to be transferred privately. This privacy is often a key reason people choose trusts, but it also means…
Ten Things Your Divorce Lawyer Wants You To Know
I didn’t write this list. I’m neither this smart nor this funny. It was written by Deborah Zaccarro Hoffman, a Lyndhurst, OH Family Law Attorney. However, I agree 100% with each and every one of these: No you can’t move across the country without telling your ex. Or rather, you can, but you really don’t need…
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