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Does a Living Will Avoid Probation [...]
Law professionals qualified in estate planning often hear clients ask, “Does a living will avoid probate in California?” and other similar questions. This area of estate planning can be somewhat challenging to understand at times. Don’t hesitate to consult an experienced Carlsbad estate planning law firm with any questions or legal counsel you need regarding your…
What Assets Are Exempt From Probate [...]
Probate is the legal process of settling the estate of a deceased person. It can be required by law if the value of the estate exceeds a certain dollar amount. Probate is also necessary when the deceased person passes without first creating a will. However, it can also occur even if a will was put in…
How Much Does an Estate Have [...]
The death of a family member is a difficult challenge, from the intense emotions to the legal complexities. Dealing with legal processes after the death of a loved one, particularly probate, can be long, stressful, and emotionally draining. However, with a trusted Carlsbad estate planning attorney, you can create a plan that allows your estate to…
Crucial Estate Planning Documents You Should [...]
The first step in constructing an estate plan is knowing what every estate plan should have, and the ideal way to start is by speaking to an experienced California estate planning attorney. After crafting yours, updating your estate plan every five years or when a significant life event occurs is essential in order to keep it…
Should You Let Your Family Go [...]
Avoiding probate is always preferred, and if you can keep your estate from having to go through probate, you should. However, there are instances in California when you can't avoid it. There are several reasons why you wouldn't want your family to have to deal with probate and what may cause them to have to. Disadvantages…
Elder Care Mistakes to Avoid When [...]
When you are caring for and assisting an aging parent, there are several legal and living concerns to handle. Unfortunately, many common mistakes lead to faulty decisions and even legal difficulties. Caring for elderly loved ones is a serious responsibility. It is important to balance caring for yourself, caring for your parents, and knowing when to…
How Divorce Affects Estate Planning in [...]
Unfortunately, marriages sometimes come to an end. When this occurs and a couple agrees they want to dissolve their marriage, there are a variety of legal elements they’ll need to address. While a divorce may change your relationship and other aspects of your life immediately, documents such as your estate plan may not be fully changed…
How Do Trusts Work in California?
Estate planning can feel like a monumental task, but it is a crucial one. Some people aren’t sure where to start or what is needed given their financial and familial situations. If you have a fair number of assets and have specific instructions on how you’d like those assets dispersed after your death, establishing a trust…
What Are the Basics of Estate [...]
When a person becomes a legal adult, it is a good idea to begin thinking about an estate plan. Such a plan is vital to ensuring the proper distribution of assets if the individual becomes incapacitated or passes away. The best way to begin the process is to hire a skilled estate planning attorney to help…
Estate Planning Terms to Know
It’s been said that you’re never too young nor too old to begin estate planning, but you can be too late. The 2021 Wills and Estate Planning Study by the website Caring.com indicates that too many Americans have been delaying estate planning, with only 32.9 percent of Americans having a last will and testament in place.…
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