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The importance of planning ahead for long-term care
The need for long-term care should be considered during the estate planning process. Recent statistics show that an estimated 60 percent of Americans will need long-term care at some point in their lives. Long-term care is becoming more common as our population ages and life spans lengthen. This is because many people of advanced age […]
Read MoreEstate planning in the electronic age: protecting your digital assets
Take a moment to think about your digital footprint. Do you have accounts on sites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or Pinterest? What about business networks like those established by industry groups, alumni associations or on LinkedIn? Do you have online access to pay your credit cards, utilities, mortgage, car payments, student loans or other debts? […]
Read MoreDue care can help you avoid common estate planning mistakes
Many people avoid estate planning so they don’t have to think about the issue of their own deaths. However, much like taxes, death is inevitable. By understanding our own mortality – and taking steps now to plan ahead – we can protect both our loved ones and our assets after we are gone. Generally, something […]
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Intestate Succession in California
When your loved one passes on, the last thing you want to think about is money. However, if he or she died intestate, meaning he or she did not write a will, you are most likely concerned about what will happen with his or her assets. Please read on to learn more about what happens […]
Read MoreHow can an Estate Planning Attorney Benefit me?
Estate planning attorneys have the rewarding career of helping others attain peace of mind knowing their assets are safe and that they are in the right hands upon their passing. Estate planning attorneys can also help with several matters relating to an individual’s financial situation while he or she is alive as well. Our firm […]
Read MoreShould I Update my Estate Plan After Getting a Divorce?
When couples get divorced, they very often find themselves dealing with the emotional and financial stress that ensues. However, estate plans are very often an overlooked aspect of divorce, though they are entirely linked together. A divorce is a big step, and when you get a divorce, you very often have to compensate financially for […]
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