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USA TODAY: Most Americans Don’t Understand the Time and Expense of Probate
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5 Estate Horror Stories You’ll Want to Avoid!Don't make these mistakes with you or your estate!
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Aretha Franklin: The Queen of Soul’s Big Estate Planning MistakeAretha Franklin made an unfortunate mistake by keeping her will inside a sofa. The attorney at The Law Firm of Kavesh, Minor & Otis, Inc explains.
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Another Estate Planning Celebrity Horror Story: Lisa Marie Presley (and Her Father, Elvis Presley)Like many other celebrities, Lisa Marie’s estate is now unfolding much like a dramatic soap opera...
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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.
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Recognizing a “Guardian Angel”Trust Lawyer Palos Verdes
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Estate Probate and the Internal Revenue Service’s Art Advisory PanelThe Art Advisory Panel for the IRS helps the federal government cross-check the claimed value of potentially valuable artwork. Our CA lawyers explain.
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Celebrity Estate Planning Horror Stories
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Another Celebrity Horror Story in the Making: Lessons from Anne Heche’s EstateAnne Heche Estate Planning
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2022 National Estate Planning Awareness Week2022 National Estate Planning Awareness Week - October 17-23
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What Happens When You Become Disabled?Trust Lawyer Torrance. Find out what to do in regards to a trust if you become disabled. California Trust Lawyer.
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Understanding and Avoiding EscheatmentCalifornia’s escheatment laws allow the state to take your assets if you do not create a comprehensive estate plan. Learn more from our CA attorneys.