When it comes to estate planning, a little information can go a long way. In our blog, our legal team explores common problems we see when reviewing estate plans, as well as tips you can put into practice immediately to protect your future.
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Making Sense of Medi-Cal AppealsAdverse Medicaid decisions can be devastating, but they are not final, and you have the right to file an appeal. Our CA attorneys explain.
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Majority of Adult Children Cannot Support Boomer ParentsA survey recently determined that majority of adult children cannot support their Boomer parents. So, what can you do to help begin the planning now?
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A Pour-Over Will Could Protect Your Non-Trust Assets From ProbateA pour-over will could reduce estate-related uncertainty by ensuring that your remaining assets are transferred straight to an established trust.
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The Parent Care ConversationOne of the hardest things for aging parents and their adult children to do is sit down and have a frank discussion about the future.
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A Funny Thing Happened on the Way To... (Some of My Craziest Seminar Stories from Over the Years)One of my favorite things in life and throughout my career has been presenting educational seminars on estate planning. What you may not know, however, are...
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Home Sweet Home: Deciding to Downsize or Keep Your Home in RetirementOur California estate planning lawyers discuss the reasons you may want to keep or sell your home when you retire. Learn what’s right for you.
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What to Consider Before Allocating Unequal InheritancesParents often have personal reasons to allocate unequal inheritances. However, unequal inheritances can expose an estate to bad faith challenges.
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5 Reasons for Seniors to Celebrate in 2023With the new year upon us, there are some silver linings—in particular for seniors. Here are five reasons for seniors to celebrate in 2023!
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Barbara Walters Interviewed Me!By Attorney Philip Kavesh. When I heard of the recent passing of internationally renowned journalist and TV celebrity, Barbara Walters, a stream of memories...
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Your Child’s Financial Aid Opportunities Could Be Jeopardized by Your InheritanceThe Free Application for Federal Student Aid typically considers parents’ income, so a sizeable inheritance could jeopardize a student applicant’s eligibility.
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California Law Now Provides Flexible Alternatives to ConservatorshipsThe enactment of California Assembly Bill 1663 provides families with a more flexible alternative to conventional conservatorships. Our attorneys explain.
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How to Interpret and Respond to Probate Examiner NotesWhen a probate examiner reviews a petition to initiate probate, they may generate probate notes about any unresolved questions. Our CA attorneys explain.