San Diego, CA
Probate Lawyer at San Diego, CA
Practice Areas: Probate, Trusts
After a relative dies, the last thing grieving family members want are calls from debt collectors asking them to pay a loved one's debts. At the outset, generally, heirs and beneficiaries can inherit ...
See Full GuideIn California, estates with probate assets (see below for excluded assets) that are valued at more than $150,000 have to be probated. However, there are various ways to avoid probate in California. A ...
See Full GuideWhen someone dies owning property in their individual name there is a probate legal process through which their estate must go in order for their property to be passed on to their heirs. Probate is al...
See Full GuidePeople often neglect to include checking and savings bank accounts and certificates of deposit when making arrangements for distribution of their assets after death. The deposit agreement between the ...
See Full GuideWhen a person dies the transfer of the deceased’s residential property (or any real property for that matter) becomes an issue. Who is entitled to the real property upon death depends on how the prope...
See Full GuideShould you attempt to write your own Revocable Living Trust? During my 30 years of practice as an estate planning attorney, I read my fair share of do-it-yourself Revocable Living Trusts. I can legiti...
See Full GuideA very large concern for many people in California is the ability of Medi-Cal to lien and/or collects their assets after death. ASSETS IN DECEDENT'S TRUST WILL, AS OF JANUARY 1, 2017, AVOID PROBATE AN...
See Full GuideIt is first important to understand that a trust itself is not a legal entity that can hold assets like a corporation. Instead, a trust is a contractual agreement between a grantor and a trustee. When...
See Full GuideAs any parent knows, the true joy at Christmas is the delight that comes from seeing your children’s happiness on their faces as they eagerly unwrap their Christmas gifts. People often take it for gra...
See Full GuideA California Advance Healthcare Directive (AHCD), sometimes referred to in other states as a living will, personal directive, advance directive, medical directive or advance decision, is a legal docum...
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