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Californians who opt for a will and only a will are limiting their estate planning options and taking risks with precious assets. Many people in California draw up a will because they want their property and other assets to go to specific people or groups when they...
On behalf of Connie Yi California statute provides for a legal action contesting the validity of a will. One of the most difficult family situations is the disagreement over whether a will of a deceased loved one is valid. Such an issue can have significant economic...
For parents, one of the biggest reasons they decide to create an estate plan is to ensure their child will be cared for no matter what. It isn’t easy to think about a tragedy where a child may lose both their parents before they turn 18, but parents have to plan for...
After writing a will, one of the next steps is to name the executor of an estate in California. This person is placed in a high position of trust and assigned a list of sole responsibilities to fulfill. The estate executor has a good number of tasks that starts with...
You've heard it said that we can't "take it with us" when we pass away. This means we'll likely leave behind lots of documents, financial obligations, or possessions for loved ones to take care of when we die. When you assign someone in your family to take care of...
Although many Californians tend to put it off, estate planning is one of the most important things you need to do during your lifetime. This task is even more crucial as you get older. As most people are inexperienced with the process, they can easily make mistakes....
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