Customized Estate Planning, Probate And Trust Administration
If someone in California has died and left a last will and testament, his or her estate will be processed through a probate court. There may be additional legal documents involved, as well, such as a revocable trust, perhaps, or a business succession plan. If you have...
Estate planning is often synonymous with wealth or old age. However, disregarding planning for your future simply because you do not meet those criteria can have detrimental effects. Regardless of your current status in life, developing an estate plan strategy now can...
If you believe that evidence exists to make certain documents in your loved one's estate plan invalid, you might consider challenging it during probate. Issues that are specifically relevant to you as a beneficiary or heir may require outside support to resolve. For...
The estate planning process gives many California residents peace of mind when they execute a plan that helps them protect their hard-earned assets and provide for their loved ones' future. You may have already signed documents, such as a trust or power of attorney....
After spending years to build a business in California and provide for your family, it's understandable that you would want to protect your assets. You also no doubt want to be able to direct the use of those assets after you're gone. The estate planning process is a...
