Parents often decide to leave one child a specific asset and provide an equalizing cash... [Read more...]
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The Importance of Insuring Real Estate
Transferring real estate to a trust has become a widely used tool in estate planning. Unfortunately,... [Read more...]
Elder Sexual Abuse – Is a Loved One at Risk?
Elder abuse is certainly not a new phenomenon; however, a larger elderly population coupled with... [Read more...]
Charitable Planning in Times of Crisis
During times of uncertainty, we tend to feel helpless. This article by friend and colleague... [Read more...]
The Kiddie Tax is No Child’s Game
If you set up a trust or other investment vehicle for your child, that child... [Read more...]
If I Am Using a Family Wealth Trust Do I Still Need a Pour-Over Will?
Like many people you may choose to establish a Family Wealth Trust to use as... [Read more...]
Estate Planning for Blended Families
In the United States, the divorce rate is around 50 percent for a first-marriage with... [Read more...]
Medi-Cal Planning — Start Now
As we age, the cost of medical care almost universally increases. Even in good health,... [Read more...]
How Estate Planning Documents Help Prevent Elder Abuse
As loved ones and parents age, they become more vulnerable to fraudulent schemes. This article... [Read more...]
Special Planning Considerations for Non-Citizen Spouses
Married couples in which one of the spouses is not a U.S. citizen must include... [Read more...]
Our Available Services During COVID-19/Coronavirus Pandemic
The health and safety of our clients, staff, and friends of the law firm are... [Read more...]
Special Needs Children Need Special Planning
Think about all the details you know about your child and his or her life. ... [Read more...]
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