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It is not unusual for an estate planning attorney to come across an estate plan that clients drafted themselves. Drafting your own estate plan, although
The Uniform Prudent Investor Act of the California Probate Code sets forth specific rules regarding the duties and responsibilities of a trustee when managing and
The Federal Estate Tax law provides every person a credit against payment of the estate tax. At present, that credit allows a person to transfer
When planning your estate, the question of who to appoint as your trustee can be a difficult one. After all, this is the person that
A Special Needs Trust (SNT) is a trust designed to preserve government benefits for disabled individuals. There are two types of SNTs: (1) a first-person
It is not uncommon for estate planning and probate attorneys to encounter cases where an individual dies without a Will because they believed that everything
It’s graduation season and an exciting time for grads and their parents. Soon they will be off to college and embarking on new adventures and
If you are a homeowner, it is likely that at some point you will think of downsizing. This may occur when the kids are grown
At Chauvel & Glatt, we encounter clients that are halfway through the administration of an estate and realized they made the mistake of representing themselves.
In the current real estate market, it is difficult if not impossible for young individuals to purchase a home on their own. Often times, parents will step
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