Ideally, you will take time to create an estate plan that provides for your needs now and after you pass. If you fail to make a will or trust, California law may distribute assets to your spouse or child by default. In addition to a will or trust, it may be a good...
Month: September 2020
What happens to your will after you pass
If you lived in or owned property in California, your estate may be subject to its probate laws when you pass. Your estate representative is responsible for presenting your will to a judge so that a probate proceeding can begin. Generally speaking, the case is handled...
Why estate planning is important for all stages of life
While estate planning is typically seen as a task for older individuals, California residents at any stage of adulthood can benefit from getting their affairs in order. Without a will, the person's estate will be divided up by the court in the case of their death....
