Category: Estate Planning

There are two parts to estate planning: creating a plan and maintaining that plan. Failure to keep your plan updated can result in lost assets,

In California, a conservatorship is a protective proceeding for an adult. Conservators handle all medical and financial affairs for conservatees because they cannot care for

Preparing for the future can often include crafting legal documents that let your family know what medical treatments you want in a serious situation and

In the past, it used to be a much rarer occurrence to come across a blended family. These days, with the rate of remarriage after

A conservatorship allows a responsible person to make decisions for another adult in such areas as personal finances. The situation typically involves some sort of

Many decisions come with creating an estate plan. Will or trust? Who are your beneficiaries? How will you divide your assets? And, among the most

When someone dies in California, there is a good chance that part, if not all, of the decedent’s estate, will go through probate. This is

Perhaps the need to fulfill your role as a personal representative came up sooner than you expected. You may feel overwhelmed by the tasks involved

Estate planning ensures your family receives the proper care after you are gone. However, it can also provide a safety net for you should you