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 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 MorePets and Your California Estate Plan
Your pet is a valued member of your family, and if you are concerned about what will happen to the beloved animal after you pass,
Read MoreCharitable Giving and Your Estate Plan in California
Charitable giving is a great way to give back and can be immensely rewarding. To make charitable giving even more enticing, you can make it
Read MoreEstate Planning and Divorce in California
Divorce represents a serious transition in the life of anyone who goes through the often difficult process. What many people lose sight of along the
Read MoreWhat Are The Types of Trusts in California?
There are various types of trusts that people include in their estate planning. Countless factors play a role in which type of trust or trusts
Read MoreEstate Planning for Medical Professionals
Medical professionals encounter people who are seriously ill or on the verge of death every day. No doubt this gives physicians in all fields of
Read MoreUnderstanding The Difference Between Wills VS. Trusts
Wills and trusts are two estate planning tools that people use to describe what happens to their property after death. However, understanding the difference between
Read MoreEstate Planning and Cryptocurrency
According to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), cryptocurrency is a digital representation of a stored value that cryptography secures. Bitcoin is the most widely
Read MoreAbility of Disinherited Beneficiaries to Challenge A Trust – Part 2
A critical issue at the beginning of any matter in Estate or Trust litigation is determining whether the party who wishes to challenge the estate
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