3 Things You Should NEVER Do With Your Sacramento Estate Plan
Contrary to popular belief, having a Sacramento estate plan does not guarantee that your wishes will be honored in a court of law following your death.
Gold River Estate Planning Attorney Explains How to Choose a Health Care Agent
If you are over 18, choosing a health care agent is one of the most important things you can to do to make sure someone has permission to act on your behalf in a medical emergency.
Fair Oaks Estate Planning Attorney Discusses New Year’s Organizing
So how do you decide what to keep and what to toss? And how long should you keep the stuff you keep? A good rule of thumb is to only keep the stuff that is related to anything you deducted when you filed a tax return.
Gold River Estate Planning Attorney Answers, “Should I Name Separate Guardians For My Kids?”
As a Gold River estate planning attorney, I regularly meet with parents who want to make sure their minor children will be cared for by the people they want, in a way they want, if something unexpectedly happens to them.
The Tax Compromise Passes Congress! What That Means For the Future of The Estate Tax and YOUR Sacramento Estate Plan
Finally, some clarity! To the relief of many estate planners, financial planners and concerned citizens across the United States, the controversial tax compromise has successfully passed through Congress and is now headed to the President’s desk to be signed into law.
Give Your Family the Greatest, Most Unique and Priceless Gift this Holiday Season
You may be surprised to hear this, but the greatest gift you can give to your family this holiday season can’t be purchased in department stores and certainly won’t fit under the tree. Yet I can assure you that this “ultimate gift” is one of enormous value that will last your family for generations.
Does California Recognize Common Law Marriage and What Are My Rights?
I often meet with couples who assume that because they’ve lived together for a certain number of years, they will automatically receive their partner’s assets or other inheritance should one of them unexpectedly pass away. Unfortunately, this is not the case.
Congrats! You Have A Will or Trust. Now What Do You Do with Your Estate Plan?
As a Gold River probate lawyer, I know the peace of mind you can experience after your estate plan is done is very profound. I’ve had many Gold River probate clients tell me that they get a sense of relief they didn’t even know they needed.