What If I Am Injured And Unable To Speak For Myself After an Accident?
When people create an estate plan, they are usually thinking about their finances and assets. However, there may be a serious accident in a person’s
Read MoreWays To Ensure Your Home Is Passed On To Your Children
If you would like to leave your home to your children after you pass away, drawing up a clear and legally binding estate plan can
Read MoreHow To Discuss Estate Planning Over Holidays
Holidays often mean spending quality time with loved ones. For many families, it is the only time of year that everyone is together. Thus, the
Read MoreEstate Partition Actions in California
When one person owns property with another party—or with more than one other party—and one party wants to sell but the other does not, an
Read MoreUnderstanding Gun Trusts in California
Trusts are multi-functional estate planning tools that can be used for many purposes, including establishing clear guidelines regarding your property. Gun trusts in California allow
Read MoreUpdating Your Will After a Divorce
If you are experiencing a divorce, the last thing you are probably thinking about is your Last Will and Testament (will). However, if you created
Read MoreHealth Care Proxy and Living Will
If you are still healthy you may not be thinking about becoming incapacitated due to illness or injury. However, this is the perfect time to
Read MoreLast Will and Testament vs. Revocable Living Trust
It is common to think of estate planning as simply writing a Last Will and Testament. However, there are actually a variety of legal options
Read MoreCommon Mistakes in the Estate Planning Process
Estate planning is the means of choosing who will receive your assets and handle your obligations after your death, or in the event of a
Read MoreThings to Know About LGBT Estate Planning
From a human perspective, the only difference between a LGBT relationship and a heterosexual one is the genders of the partners. From a legal perspective,
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