If you’re facing a divorce in California, you may be wondering how alimony—also known as spousal support—will affect you. Whether you are expecting payments or must pay alimony to your spouse, it’s essential to understand...
Do you know what would happen to your assets or minor children if you passed away? For many, this question seems untimely, as they believe they will have time later to make those decisions. The...
Going through a divorce is incredibly tough, and for most couples, the biggest concern is their children. Who gets custody? Where will they live? Will they need to change schools? All these worries swirl through...
Whether young or not-so-young, planning for the future is essential and often overlooked. You never know when something could happen, so having a plan to protect your family and your assets is a necessity. Even...
An executor takes on a LOT of responsibility once the person behind an estate passes away. Because of this, an executor is the most important person in an estate and takes a lot of consideration...
Your Estate Plan is a reflection of your own life, wishes, and loved ones. As your life changes and grows, shouldn’t your Estate Plan change and grow too? Estate Planning is the process of working...
The New Year is a time to look back on all that has changed in the past twelve months and what direction you want to move towards going forward. For parents who are recently divorced,...
For California estate planners, the question posed in the title might be a false question. In other words, your estate plan might need both documents in order to fulfill your wishes regarding your end-of-life care. ...
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