Estate planning is essential to ensure that your estate executor distributes your assets according to your wishes after you pass away. Understanding the actions you need to take will allow you to distribute your assets the way you desire. In California, the process...
Divorce can be a complex and emotional process. It often leads to questions about the division of assets and what happens after the court finalizes the divorce. One common question that arises is whether the court will award a person's estate to an ex-spouse after...
Finding love a second time after a divorce can be a wonderful experience in your life, but it can also add greater complications to your estate planning. If you marry a new spouse who has children from a previous relationship, you should consider how to keep control...
When it comes to creating a will, it is important to make sure you include everything you want to pass on to your loved ones. However, certain items might not be suitable for inclusion. Being aware of what is commonly excluded from wills helps you make wiser choices...
Having an estate plan is often associated with providing for one's spouse and children. However, individuals without either might question the necessity of such preparations. It is important to understand that even for those without immediate family ties, having an...
Creating a will is a step in planning for the future that some may feel hesitant about at first. However, this legal document that outlines how others should distribute a person's assets and belongings to their heirs is one of the most important ones they may make...
When it comes to estate planning in California, individuals often seek comprehensive strategies to secure their financial future and ensure the smooth transfer of assets to their heirs. One option that some Californians consider is a reverse mortgage. A reverse...
In the twilight years of your loved ones, estate planning helps ensure a seamless transition of their assets. However, this process can become a breeding ground for undue influence. Recognizing the signs and understanding the dynamics at play during estate planning is...
For many, estate planning is the ability to leave beloved children, a spouse or family members priceless family memories or financial stability after your passing. It also lets you choose where you want your money or property. Dying without a will in California leaves...
According to Caring.com, only about 1/3 of Americans have created an estate plan. That means, if something were to happen to you, the courts would decide what happens to your estate, which might leave your family in a bind. As a parent, you want to ensure that you...