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The California estate planning process often includes numerous legal documents. There are no rules regarding which documents must be included in a specific plan and one person might choose to execute one or more documents that another estate owner deems irrelevant in...
After the death of a loved one, those left behind will face the task of settling his or her estate. If you are mourning the loss of a family member or someone close to you, it can be a daunting task to also consider what needs to be done in order to close the estate...
When an estate owner has property in California or elsewhere, consideration should be given to what will happen to it when the estate owner dies. A last will and testament typically specifies who will inherit the assets of the estate, often including real estate...
After completing your estate plan, you will find that life continues to change. There are times when these changes are significant, leading to a need to update your existing legal and financial plans. Just as it is imprudent to go without a basic will or more thorough...
When creating a strategy that outlines preferences for legal and financial matters in the future, you will want to consider what you prefer for your property after you pass. This includes your savings, real estate, physical property and other tangible things you may...
Creating a strong legal and financial plan for the future involves thinking carefully about the long-term implications of your decisions. A choice that makes sense now for your current estate plan may not be effective or practical when it is time to settle your estate...
One of the main goals of estate planning is maintaining a certain element of control over aspects of health care in case of incapacitation and distribution of assets after death. Estate planning, however, involves much more than deciding what will happen to your...
Planning for the future can be an intimidating process as one considers what will happen to personal property and assets after passing away. It is never easy to consider what will happen after death, and this is often why California adults delay the estate planning...
Planning for the future can be a sensitive and potentially complex process, and many people put it off simply because the thought of estate planning seems unnecessary or too complicated. If you do not have an estate plan in place, you may not have control over certain...
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