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 […]
Category Archives: Life Changes
Estate Attorney, Estate Planning, Estates, Inheritance, Life Changes, Probate, Trusts, Wills
10 Estate Plan Mistakes
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Feb
Feb
Have you created a trust or will? If not, now is the time to do so! And, if so, did you work with an established estate planning attorney to set it up or did you DIY? Either way, review the following caveats to see if any apply to your plan. Review the list to make […]
Estate Attorney, Estate Planning, Estates, Glendora, Life Changes, Retirement, Trusts
Five Estate Plan Considerations
08
Feb
Feb
Due to life changes, maintaining estate plans can overwhelm most people. And let’s face it. Calling your estate planning attorney may not immediately occur to you when you’re faced with change. For example, a significant shift in income, investments, or employment. Nevertheless, consulting with us will help maintain your legal health. These five events should […]
Elder Law, Estate Attorney, Estate Planning, Estates, Inheritance, Life Changes, Trusts
3 Estate Planning Secrets the Wealthy Use
15
Jan
Jan
Strategies to Enhance Your Success Estate planning is complex and continually evolves. Affluent families, aka “early adopters,” embrace the newest and best estate planning strategies. Work with us to benefit from the same estate planning strategies that affluent families do. Here are a few techniques we recommend:
Estate Planning, Glendora, Life Changes, Retirement, Taxes, Trusts
End the Year Trust-Based Estate Planning
14
Dec
Dec
Trust-Based Estate Planning As you know, tax returns for 2017 were due on October 15, 2018. The end of the year is quickly approaching. So, maybe you’re ahead of the game and have already started gathering data to file for 2018? But if you live in the real world like the rest of us, you […]
07
Dec
Dec
As the end of the year approaches consider the changes you may need to make to your estate plan. Have you gotten married or divorced over the past year? Perhaps you’ve welcomed a new child or grandchild? Or has your health changed? So much can happen in a year, it’s important not to let too […]
16
Nov
Nov
Part 1of a 2-Part Series Why Ignoring the Importance of Incapacity Planning Could Lead to Serious Consequences For reasons no one can quite understand or explain, deaths spike during the holidays. Weird, we know. But while we’re on the subject, we might as well address the elephant in the room; despite careful planning, you may […]
Election Results, Estate Planning, Inheritance, Life Changes, Taxes
What do the 2018 Midterm Elections Mean for Your Estate Plan?
09
Nov
Nov
Estate planning is an ongoing process instead of a one-time transaction. In the same way you never stop budgeting, saving, and investing in life, estate planning is a lifelong endeavor. Let’s look at some of the considerations you should make now that the 2018 midterm elections are over. Planning in a Fluctuating Political Climate
Estate Attorney, Estate Planning, Glendora, Life Changes, Trusts, Upland, Wills
Fall Estate Planning Checklist
19
Oct
Oct
With several months left before the new year, fall is the perfect time to review your estate planning affairs. Below is a checklist to ensure your planning meets your needs and is up-to-date: When did you last update your Power of Attorney (POA)? A valuable legal document, no matter what the circumstance A POA is […]
Assets, Estate Attorney, Estate Planning, Estates, Inheritance, Life Changes, Wills
An inheritance can change your Estate Plan
16
Oct
Oct
Receiving an inheritance is a huge blessing. However, it it is not handled properly, it could become a curse. For example, often times, the inheritor does not know what to do with the new asset and runs into financial trouble. Without care, inheritors can squander most, if not all of the inherited funds. In such […]