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Estate Planning Articles
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With the COVID-19 pandemic changing how courts are operating, it is even more important now to find ways to avoid probate. Learn about the new changes due to COVID-19 and what this would mean for you and your loved ones.
The longer we live, the more likely we might suffer from conditions such as dementia. Find out how you can easily have a plan in place for your family, finances, and assets so that your time is better spent with loved ones.
Inheriting a property is not as simple as getting the keys and the title to the home. Our guide walks you through all the variables to consider, especially if you decide to sell the property.
If you’re the responsible person in your family, you might one day have to serve as an executor of your loved one’s estate. Find out what it means when someone names you as executor in their Will.
The traditional probate process involves lots of time, money, paperwork, and potential court appearances. However, simplified probate could be an option if the estate meets several conditions.
In estate planning lingo, the term “power of attorney” or “POA” comes up often. See why this term is so important when it comes to choosing a trustworthy person to handle your affairs if you’re not able to yourself.
In California, the advance health care directive is a crucial component in any estate plan. Whether you’re a college student or a grandparent, find out why it’s important to have one no matter your age.
If you’re a homeowner, or in the market to buy a house, you’ve probably heard of terms such as ‘joint tenant’ and ‘community property’ before. Read more to learn the differences between these two common methods of owning property in California.
Welcoming a new family member is a huge milestone, whether it’s in the form of a new marriage or a newborn. Make sure your family is protected by creating or updating your estate plan.
Every parent of a special needs child wonders, “What happens to my child if something happens to me?” Read on to see how you can ensure your child’s needs are met, even if you become unable to provide care.
If you’ve got a baby on the way, it’s essential to prepare your home properly for its newest occupant. Childproofing isn’t as fun as shopping for baby clothes, but it’s just as important!
