Our library articles contain vital information on living trusts, asset protection, incapacity planning, and probate requirements for California residents. Learn about what you must do, documents you will need, and deadlines you must meet in our online library.
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February 2023 Estate Planning NewsletterHere is our February 2023 Estate Planning Newsletter. Click here to learn more about our California Estate Planning Law Firm.
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An Estate Plan Could Help You Protect Your Digital Assets for Future GenerationsWhile California’s probate code is not designed to accommodate digital assets, a trust could help you protect your nonfungible tokens. Our attorneys explain.
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How a Small Estate Affidavit Could Relieve the Rigors of Formal ProbateWhile a small estate affidavit could negate the need for formal probate in its entirety, not every California estate will qualify for an informal succession.
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January 2023 Estate Planning NewsletterHere is our January 2023 Estate Planning Newsletter. Click here to learn more about our California Estate Planning Law Firm.
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California Residents Can Use Trusts to Keep Their Assets Safe From Prying EyesIf privacy is important to you, a California estate planning attorney can help keep your assets safe from prying eyes. Our CA lawyers explain.
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When to Consider Small Estate AdministrationA small estate affidavit could help your family avoid the worst of probate. Our California attorneys explain how to avoid this time-consuming process.
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December 2022 Estate Planning NewsletterHere is our December 2022 Estate Planning Newsletter. Click here to learn more about our California Estate Planning Law Firm.
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An Overview of California’s Probate CourtsCalifornia’s probate courts broadly oversee the administration of estates and trusts, as well as guardianship and conservatorship petitions.
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How to Create a Digital Estate Plan in CaliforniaWhile CA recognizes the legitimacy of a digital estate, establishing one that is comprehensive and secure still requires preparation. Our CA attorneys explain.
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How to Protect a Loved One With Diminished Mental CapacityIf your spouse has diminished mental capacity or is of unsound mind, you may be able to petition the courts to help your loved one manage their assets.
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What to Consider Before Entering Into a CA Joint Tenancy AgreementJoint tenancy agreements are among the most common modes of homeownership, but they are not without disadvantages. Our CA attorneys explain.
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October 2022 Estate Planning NewsletterHere is our October 2022 Estate Planning Newsletter. Click here to learn more about our California Estate Planning Law Firm.