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In our review of estate plans that predate 2011, many trusts for married couples consist of a survivor’s and decedent’s trust at the death of the first spouse. Prior
Rarely in the past 30 years has Congress made any significant changes to the basic laws of estate planning. But recently they did. As the
The bay area is home to many savvy real property investors who will often transfer their real properties into legal entities for liability protection. However, doing
Since Congress established the EB-5 Program in 1990, individuals interested in investing capital into the U.S. can do so and enjoy the benefits of becoming
As estate planning attorneys, one of the most frequently asked questions we receive is, “when do I need estate planning?” After seeing families scramble as a
It’s been a week since the passing of legendary singer Prince. In recent news, a petition for the administration of his Estate was filed because
In our current generation, there are many individuals taking care of both their parents and minor children. These individuals are sometimes called the “Sandwich Generation.”
When a loved one passes away, it is often a difficult and stressful time for the family members. The administration of their estate can be complicated and
A CUTMA bank account is set up for the benefit of a minor child that must be distributed when the child attains a designated age,
A new year is right around the corner! Perhaps during 2015 your New Year resolution was to finalize your estate planning. If you have not done
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