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What Are The Most Important Estate Planning Documents?
Knowing what the most important estate planning documents are is crucial for anyone looking to create or review their estate plan. Whether you’re just starting the...
Why Estate Planning for Young Families is Essential
Estate planning for young families is vital. Despite people thinking that estate planning is done towards the end of your life, nothing could be further...
The Timeless Question: A Will or a Trust?
Category: Probate “Do I need a trust or a will?” is probably the most common question that estate planning attorneys hear. In this blog post,...
How to Streamline California’s Nutorious Probate Process
Category: Probate Almost no one intends to find themselves in probate court as a Personal Representative of an estate. Going through a probate is a...
Understanding The Different Stages of Probate
Category: Probate Probate, a word that strikes fear and dread into the hearts of many, is the process of administering a deceased person’s estate under...
How To Make Sure You Avoid Property Tax Reassessment In California
Category: Estate Planning The price of real property in California is very high compared to the rest of the US. But how much more expensive...
A Revocable Living Trust – The Crucial Reason to Have One
Category: Estate Planning The thing that a lot of professional services have in common, is that even after you purchase them, you may have no...
Restate or Amend My Trust, That Is the Question
The reasons that people procrastinate on amending their trust, even when they know they should, are too numerous to list in one (or even 10)...
Personal Property Memorandum – Why Your Estate Plan Must Include One
What is a Personal Property Memorandum? Under the California Probate Code §6132, A Personal Property Memorandum (PPM) is a document that contains a list of...
Estate Planning – DIY vs. A San Diego Estate Planning Attorney
So, you finally decided to talk to an experienced San Diego estate planning attorney to get your estate plan together; congratulations! But then you start...