California residents have a variety of tools at their disposal when it comes to estate planning. Some of these tools involve granting individuals or entities powers of attorney. The three main powers of attorney are the health care power of attorney, HIPPA power of...
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Month: November 2014
How the IRS defines charitable trusts
California residents who wish to donate their estate to a charity may be interested in learning how a charitable trust works and how it may benefit them. Charitable trusts, as outlined in the Internal Revenue Code, are non-exempt trusts exclusively made for charitable...
Wills may be challenged during probate
As some California residents may know, there are times when a will is challenged. The petitioner's reason for doing this is filed in probate court and served on a personal representative or other individuals who may answer the objection to the will within a predefined...
