In an earlier blog post, we discussed estate planning, wills, and living trusts. However, those thinking of creating a living trust may still have questions. First, if one creates a living trust, they will still need to create a will. The type of will recommended is...
Estate Planning
Living trusts versus wills
The idea of estate planning is scary. Facing one’s mortality is never easy, but without estate planning all of one’s money, property, and assets, are distributed by the state. California, not the person who passed, determines who gets everything, regardless of the...
What happens if I die without an estate plan?
A lot of people think that estate planning is something that is meant for older individuals. But this isn’t the case. Estate planning can benefit people of all ages because it provides security for their financial and healthcare decisions as well as the distribution...
Have a loved one with special needs? Consider this
Many people put off estate planning. There are many reasons for their procrastination, but a lot of it boils down to a discomfort with thinking about death. This is understandable, but by neglecting your estate plan you could be putting your loved ones at risk of...
Three ways to avoid probate
Probate is the legal process in which, if you have only a will or no estate plan whatsoever, your assets will be collected following your death, your creditors will be paid and the remainder of your estate will be passed on to heirs specified in your will or specified...
Here’s how a special needs trust might help your loved one
Do you have a loved one with special needs or a disability? If so, then you might be worried about what their future will look like when you’re not around for them. This is understandable, and a powerful reason to engage in strong estate planning. By doing so, you can...

