What Are the Different Types of Power Of Attorney?
A power of attorney is a legal document that allows the creator to appoint a person or organization to make important decisions on their behalf... Read More →
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How Do Blended Families Handle Estate Planning?
Blended families often face complex estate planning challenges. If you are raising a blended family, you need to ensure that your trust protects your current... Read More →
When Do I Need an Elder Law Attorney?
Elder law attorneys in Sonoma County and elsewhere help senior citizens navigate complex legal issues facing them. An elder law attorney handles a wide range... Read More →
Is Estate Planning the Same as Planning a Will?
Many people use the terms estate planning and will planning interchangeably. They are, however, two different processes. The basic purpose of creating a will and... Read More →
Having an Estate Plan is More Than Just Having a Will
Many people think that estate planning is only for the super-rich. This couldn’t be further from the truth. Estate planning is for everyone who owns... Read More →
What Does a Real Estate Attorney Do For a Homebuyer?
Buying a home is a significant life decision. There are several legal considerations to keep in mind before you sign the contract. To ensure a... Read More →
Estate Planning Online: No DIY Wills and Trusts Anymore
If creating an estate plan does not top your priority list, you must reconsider it immediately. A well-designed and implemented estate plan will ensure that... Read More →
The Difference Between a Will and a Trust in California
Life is uncertain. They say, expect the best, prepare for the worst. While you should keep a positive attitude, you should also be prepared for... Read More →
Top 4 Estate Planning Mistakes
Many people mistakenly think that estate planning is only for the elite. Even if you have few assets, you need to create an estate plan.... Read More →
What Are the Advantages of Estate Planning for Single People?
Estate planning is as important for singles as it is for married couples. Though singles cannot utilize the double federal estate exemption, proper estate planning... Read More →