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Imagine that a medical emergency leaves you unable to communicate your wishes or manage your affairs. Critical health care decisions require immediate attention. So will financial decisions and transactions eventually. Can your close family members simply step in and...
Testators worried about their legacies may create estate plans that address their debts and potential future tax obligations. For some people with intergenerational wealth, real estate or business holdings, estate taxes may be a concern. Although California does not...
A personal representative or an executor of an estate acts as a fiduciary. Their duties include locating the will and filing it with the court, locating and safeguarding assets, communicating with beneficiaries and interested parties, settling debts, filing tax...
Life rarely stays the same for long. Families grow, finances shift and personal priorities change over time. Because of this, your trust should not remain untouched for years. A trust amendment gives you the chance to update certain parts of your trust without...
When you’re the caregiver for a child with disabilities, planning for the future often carries an extra layer of emotion. Many parents are left quietly wondering if anyone will be able to step in, make decisions and provide stability if they are no longer there to do...
A special needs trust can be an important part of your estate plan if you have a beneficiary who receives government benefits. They may only qualify for these benefits as long as they can pass a means test showing that they do not have substantial financial assets of...
Many people take on estate administration without realizing the legal and financial responsibilities involved, and that’s when costly mistakes happen. Between navigating probate rules and coordinating with family members, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Estate...
In previous editions of this newsletter, we introduced you to the concept of Medi-Cal “estate recovery,” that is, an unsecured claim made by Medi-Cal upon the death of a Medi-Cal recipient (and his or her spouse, if any) against the recipient’s estate for recovery of...
In the last several editions of this newsletter, we introduced you to the concept of Medi-Cal “estate recovery,” that is, an unsecured claim made by Medi-Cal upon the death of a Medi-Cal recipient (and his or her spouse, if any) against the recipient’s estate for...
In our last edition of this newsletter, we introduced you to the concept of Medi-Cal “estate recovery,” that is, an unsecured claim made by Medi-Cal upon the death of a Medi-Cal recipient (and his or her spouse, if any) against the recipient’s estate for recovery of...