This issue often arises in California in many different contexts including: This is the vacant home dilemma. It can get you into trouble if you’re
A California probate decedent’s estate court proceeding may be necessary if a person domiciled in California dies without proper estate planning documents. A court proceeding
In our prior post “How Does a California Trust Get ‘Under Court Supervision’ (Part 1 of 2)? ” we discussed how a California trust gets
Many of us have learned that in California having a trust is critical to avoiding court involvement. Otherwise, so we’ve been told, there will be
A California special needs trust (or supplemental needs trust) holds assets for the benefit of someone to improve the quality of her life without jeopardizing
A California special needs trust (or supplemental needs trust) holds assets for the benefit of someone to improve the quality of his life without jeopardizing
In this post we will discuss how to sell a house or other real estate in a California conservatorship court proceeding (or “conservatorship”). Reasons for
In this post we will continue to discuss how to sell a house or other real estate in a California probate decedent’s estate court proceeding
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