If you become incapacitated, who is going to take care of you? As difficult as it may be, face facts. If you become incapacitated, you will not be able to make medical decisions for yourself. What’s more, you won’t be able to manage day-to-day-today affairs. This would be sad no matter what. But, if you […]
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Alzheimer's, Dementia, Elder Care, Estate Attorney, Estate Planning, Guardianship, Life Changes, Trusts, Wills
Three Legal Things to Do After a Scary Health Diagnosis
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Mar
Mar
A scary health diagnosis causes emotional and logistical challenges. For instance, how can you take care of your family if something happens which causes physical incapacitation? In addition to working closely with your medical providers, consider taking these three legal tips: Make sure your Estate Plan is up to date. Are you among the 42 […]
Estate planning often brings out emotional decision-making relative to asset division. Many people think that if they love their family, they can solve estate concerns by leaving everything to their loved ones in a will. Unfortunately, however, wills are (contrary to their name), not the most caring way to plan your estate. It’s important to […]
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? […]