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California recently passed a law allowing Revocable Transfer on Death Deeds. This new law is to take effect after January 1, 2016 and will allow
On October 5, 2015, Governor Brown signed the End of Life Option Act allowing adults who meets certain qualifications and are terminally ill to request
How much does probate cost in California? Having your estate probated in California can be very expensive and time consuming. By working with an attorney on your
On June 26, 2015, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Obergefell v. Hodgesthat a state’s ban of same sex marriage is unconstitutional, stating in its opinion
When considering your estate planning, you will designate trustees to oversee your assets such as real property, bank accounts, stock accounts, or digital assets. If you
When considering your estate planning, don’t forget the nomination of a conservator. Nominating a conservator ahead of time can save time and money in the future.
Trusts are funded with real property and personal property such as bank or stock accounts. A Will may be in place which provides for a “pour-over” effect leaving the
For many, having children is a driving factor in starting estate planning. However, you should never wait until you have children to do so. At any
When thinking about your estate planning, the first thing that may come to mind are your real property, personal property, savings and checking accounts, and/or stocks.
When considering estate planning, sometimes it may be difficult to decide whether you need a Will, or both a Will and a Trust. In California, if the
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