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How the Uniform Partition of Heirs Act Could Help Resolve Inheritance-Related DisputesThe Uniform Partition of Heirs Act overhauls existing probate law by giving co-tenants the chance to “buy out” shareholders in an inherited property.
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Protect Your California Mobile Home From UncertaintyCalifornia’s probate code can make it difficult to determine whether a mobile home is real property or personal property. Our California attorney explains.
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How to Plan Your Estate When You RemarryA second or third marriage could promise a fresh start. However, you may need to create or revise an existing CA estate plan to protect your child’s inheritance
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The Importance of Estate Planning for Single Parents in the Golden StateSingle parents often need an estate plan to ensure that their children remain protected from life’s many uncertainties. Our CA attorney explains.
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California’s Community Property Laws Can Complicate Inheritances to FriendsWhile CA law affords everyone the right to make their own estate decisions, married residents may struggle to overcome community property-related obstacles.
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How a Waiver of Spousal Rights Can Help Protect an Estate From UncertaintyCalifornia law presumes that most spouses are entitled to a share of their partner’s estate. A waiver of rights could help families better protect their rights.
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California’s Latest Law on Supported Decision-MakingSupported decision-making provides CA adults with disabilities an opportunity to retain their independence while receiving support from friends and family.
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Estate Planning if You Have Rental or Investment PropertiesRental and investment properties could provide the foundations of a robust legacy, but they demand additional attention in estate planning.
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Why Disinheritance Is Rarely SimpleWhile California’s Probate Code affords adults the right to make estate decisions, disinheritance must always be enacted with an eye toward caution.
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How to Include Your Religious Beliefs in Your Estate PlanA comprehensive estate plan protects your legacy, but it can also accommodate your religious needs and beliefs. Our attorneys explain.
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Why Millennials Can’t Afford to Overlook Their Estate PlansA comprehensive estate plan can help millennials make critical decisions about their own health, wealth, and mental well-being. Our CA lawyers explain.
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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.