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Offering a full range of Estate Planning Guidance, including Wills, Trusts and Inheritance Guidance.
Why do I want to work with an Estate Planning Attorney?
Why Do I Want to Work with an Estate Planning Attorney?Did you know that in some circles an attorney is referred to as a "counselor at law"? A person who can listen to what you say, and what you don't say, and help you determine what you need, and how to get you...
Do I Need a Power of Attorney if I am Married?
In California, being married does not automatically grant a spouse power of attorney over the other. Power of attorney is a legal document that allows one person (the "agent" or "attorney-in-fact") to act on behalf of another (the "principal") in various legal and...
Pro-Active Planning
Pro-active life planning includes health care directives and powers of attorney. These documents allow you to identify and record decisions regarding your health care and the care of your person or finances during a time when you are unable to make those decisions yourself.
Nomination of Guardian
As a parent one of the most frightening possibilities is not having someone to care for our children. By nominating a guardian we can be sure that we know that our children will be loved and cherished even though we are gone.
Inheritance Guidance
We all have wealth and more of it than we often realize. Our wealth is not determined by the dollar value of our home or the amount of money we have accumulated in our retirement accounts. Of course these are elements of our wealth, but instead of believing that the definition ends there we need to recognize that wealth is everything we have to share with others.
Trusts
A trust is a document that specifies what your wishes are for yourself and your property. The benefits are extensive. A trust allows you to make decisions that meet your specific needs and the needs of the people you care about.
Wills
A will can be a simple or complex document that establishes your desires for how your property will be distributed after you die. It can allow you to transfer property to the people whom you want to receive it when you are gone.
Understanding the Different Types of Powers of Attorney
Different Types of Powers of AttorneyThere are different types of powers of attorney. They are similar, yet different enough, that it is important to understand the difference.These powers can be used in different situations - for the management of health care...
What is Estate Planning?
What is Estate Planning?Estate planning is the process of making decisions about what happens to your property, including real estate, personal possessions and money, after you die. It is the process of thinking things through and sharing your decisions with the...
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