Jennifer Fu

Jennifer Fu

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Estate Planning and Dementia: How to Plan Ahead

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Estate Planning and Dementia: How to Plan Ahead

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.

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The Tasks of an Estate Executor - Probate in California

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The Tasks of an Estate Executor - Probate in California

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.

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An Overview of the Durable Power of Attorney (POA) in California

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An Overview of the Durable Power of Attorney (POA) in California

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.

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What’s the Difference Between Joint Tenancy and Community Property?

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What’s the Difference Between Joint Tenancy and Community Property?

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.

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Establishing a Safety Net for Your Special Needs Child

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Establishing a Safety Net for Your Special Needs Child

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.

Did You Correctly Add Your Home To Your Living Trust?

Did You Correctly Add Your Home To Your Living Trust?

If you set up a revocable living trust to hold title to your home, read my article to make sure that you did it correctly. You created a living trust for two reasons: (1) to avoid probate and (2) to ensure your home smoothly goes to someone you love after you die. Here’s four things to re-examine to make that into a reality.

How To Invest In Your Parents

How To Invest In Your Parents

Learn how to invest in your parents to help them prepare to live the latter part of their days with passion and purpose. But I'm not talking about financial investment.

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