What exactly is a Power of Attorney?
Planning for Incapacity: What is a Power of Attorney?
Estate Planning for Parents: Minor Guardianship
What do parents need to know about estate planning? How can a comprehensive estate plan help a parent prepare for incapacitation or death?
Planning for Incapacity: What is an Advanced Directive?
Having a health care directive in place is vital in leaving your legacy, your way.
Living Trust FAQs
Only a consultation with an attorney can help you decide what estate plan is right for you, but in the meantime here are a few frequently asked questions about living trusts.
What is “Probate” and why does everyone want to avoid it?
What is Probate Court and why does everyone in California want to avoid it?
Pros and Cons: Living Trust v. Will
There are benefits and downsides to both a will and a trust, find an estate planner that will explain all of your options to you.
Planning for Incapacity: What is an Advanced Directive?
An advanced health care directive allows an individual to:
What is a Power of Attorney?
A Power of Attorney is a legal document in which one person, the “Grantor,” grants another person, the “Agent,” the authority to act on behalf of the Grantor in financial matters. An Agent with power of attorney may, on behalf of the Grantor:
Living Trust FAQs
Only a consultation with an attorney can help you decide what estate plan is right for you, but in the meantime here are a few frequently asked questions about living trusts:
What is an estate plan?
Now that you know what an estate is and what your assets are, what is an estate plan? What does it include and what does it prepare you for?
A comprehensive estate plan generally includes the following documents:
