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For many reasons, a growing number of couples are choosing not to pursue marriage. However, despite this trend, existing laws and regulations continue to safeguard only the rights and interests of married spouses. Passing away without drafting an estate plan could...
The probate process varies in each unique case. However, one of the things that remains consistent in the process is that the estate executor or administrator must pay all debts and obligations owed after successfully conducting an inventory and valuation of the...
The short answer is no. Verifying the legitimacy of a will before your named executor can distribute the estate to the designated beneficiaries is one of the most vital aspects of the probate process. Therefore, even if you have a will, the executor will still need to...
Many California residents will become incapacitated at some point in their lives. This might happen because of brain trauma suffered in a car accident or because of a neurodegenerative condition, such as dementia. Incapacitation can also occur because of mental...
One of the most difficult tasks left to loved ones and family members after a death is settling the estate of the deceased. This could mean cleaning out a house, paying final bills and making sure that assets go to the right places. For many estates, probate is a...
If you have a family member who is incapacitated due to mental or physical illness or injury, it’s understandable that you want to access as many resources as are available to help you provide for your loved one’s needs. Certain steps can be taken to create a support...
In California and throughout the country, adults of sound mind have every right to make an estate plan. The estate owner can also make changes to an existing plan. Numerous issues could render an estate plan invalid, particularly a last will and testament. If someone...