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Creating and building a successful business in Sacramento County is incredibly difficult and maintaining that success is just as challenging.

A long-lost child appears after the death of their parent. This is an alarming situation for so many reasons, but people often wonder if that child has a claim against the deceased’s estate.

Many people believe that it would be easier for their loved ones if they transferred ownership of their home before they need to.

You are pregnant! Congratulations! Your world is about to become brighter and sweeter than you ever imagined.

If you have a vacation home, whether it’s located here in California or in another state, you may want to leave it to your heirs after you pass away. But, what you think is a wonderful gift can turn into their worst nightmare if you are not careful.

In 2016, a young couple, parents of six, died within 24 hours of each other. Can you imagine suddenly having the responsibility of raising six additional children?

After the death of a loved one, there is quite a bit of work to be done. Most of the financial work will be handled by the executor named by the deceased in their will or trust.

All estate plans should include these basic documents; a will, a healthcare directive, a financial power of attorney and guardian nominations if you have minor children.