Sacramento, CA
Estate planning Lawyer at Sacramento, CA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Elder Law, Probate
Fortunately, there’s a simple solution: a health care directive. With this, you can make key medical decisions in advance of incapacity. That way, if this does come about, you know that your wishes wi...
See Full GuideYou do not need to reach a certain point in your life or achieve a certain material success before the need for an estate plan exists. Putting Off Creating Your Estate Plan You do not need to reach a ...
See Full GuideWhen an individual dies, he or she leaves behind assets. Those assets make up the decedent’s estate. Probate is the term given to the legal process that eventually transfers those estate assets to the...
See Full GuideIntellectual property can be defined as "a work or invention that is the result of creativity, such as a manuscript or a design, to which one has rights, and for which one may apply for a patent, copy...
See Full GuideCertain financial accounts as well as some securities and even vehicles (depending on the state) can be owned with a "Transfer on Death (TOD)" or "Payable on Death (POD)" designation. Probate Basics A...
See Full GuideAs time goes by, expect your estate plan needs to change. Set the goal of reviewing your estate plan once per year. And of course, if you have a reason to review it sooner than scheduled, don’t hesita...
See Full GuideIt’s a challenge to think about, but there may come a day when you require nursing home care. Maybe you require this type of care after major surgery. Or perhaps it’s the best place to live in your ol...
See Full GuideBoth Medi-Cal (California’s Medicaid program) and Medicare provide healthcare coverage and are funded by the federal government; however, the similarities stop there. The Difference between Medi-Cal a...
See Full GuideThe simplest and typically least expensive life insurance option, a term life insurance policy is purchased for a specific amount of coverage and a specific term, usually 10 to 30 years, with fixed pr...
See Full GuideModifying, or even terminating, a revocable living trust is straightforward. Adding or removing assets, for example, can be accomplished easily. You can also change the Trustee or add an additional Tr...
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