Planning for the Financial Future of a Troubled Adult Child Are you concerned about any of your adult children? A well-executed estate plan can pose extra challenges for families with adult children struggling with addiction, marital issues, or irresponsibility with money. The last thing you want is for your wealth to end up having a […]
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Estate Attorney, Estate Planning, Estates, Glendora, Trusts
10 Estate Planning Tips for Furry Family Members
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Sep
Sep
In Honor of National Dog Day, 10 Crucial Insights for Protecting Furry Family Members Americans love pets. In fact, the American Pet Products Association estimates that in 2017, pet owners spent more than $69 billion on their dogs, cats, birds, reptiles and other domestic animals. The money spent isn’t just for pampering the pets. It also […]
Estate Attorney, Estate Planning, Estates, Inheritance, Wills
Keeping the Peace After You Are Gone: Estate Plan
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Sep
Sep
When musician Aretha Franklin died last month, she failed to leave a will. With her estate valued at more than 80 million dollars, her failure to complete an estate plan has put her heirs in a difficult position. An attorney who worked with Franklin for years says he urged Franklin to create a will or trust. […]
California Law, Estate Attorney, Estate Planning, Estates, Guardianship, Inheritance, Probate, Wills
How Estate Planning Can Help You Dream About Your Future
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Aug
Aug
A dream without a plan is just a wish. Estate planning takes your wishes and turns them into reality. Estate planning is also a great way to focus on the legacy you want to leave behind for loved ones, so they can avoid the expense and delays associated with probate. And, in the process, you […]
California Law, Estate Planning, Estates, Guardianship, Inheritance, Wills
Back-To-School Prep: Not Just About Supplies
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Aug
Aug
With your children’s wellbeing weighing on your mind each day, you could forget about some of the most important factors involved caring for their present as well as their future: naming a guardian for your estate plan. Guardianship & More When was the last time you reflected on the person you selected to be guardian? […]
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Aug
Aug
Until recently, senior citizens could be counted on as the population most likely to scorn drug abuse. In fact, the elderly typically stigmatized people who engaged in such activities. However, as Baby Boomers fill senior living facilities, they bring a somewhat looser attitude about drug use and misuse. After all, most hail from the drug […]
Alzheimer's, Elder Law, Estate Attorney, Estate Planning, Life Changes
Estate Planning After Dementia Diagnosis
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Jul
Jul
When diagnosed with dementia, most people feel shocked and surprised and sorely unprepared for future care needs. But after receiving this type of diagnosis, preparing for the future becomes immensely important. If you or someone you love has dementia, immediately seek guidance for future care. For help in taking the right steps to develop a […]
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Jul
Estate Planning A letter of instruction is an informal document that lets your loved ones know what to do after your death. While no one wants to focus on such a somber subject, death is a natural part of life. So, preparing for it makes sense. And taking this step can alleviate stress and prevent […]
The Issue The Elder Abuse Prevention and Prosecution Act was signed into law in 2017. Designed to combat the growing epidemic of the financial and physical abuse levied against the elderly, the bill should reduce the number of senior citizens who suffer ill treatment and scams.
What is Hospice Care? Difficult as you may find it, Hospice may be the perfect care solution for your terminally-ill loved one. Hospice Care provides comfort and quality of life for the terminally ill. So, this type of care allows patients to remain at home. Most hospice-care providers understand how to alleviate pain and manage […]