When drafting estate plans, there are some obvious items to go over. The family home, bank accounts and guardianship of minor children often top the list of considerations. But, there are a few things that California planners commonly miss in their first attempt at...
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Month: March 2021
Preparing for an executorship
Many people will serve as executors at some point in their lives, designated to carry out the will of someone who has passed away. While many people agree to this responsibility, some may have limited ideas of what it entails or how to prepare. Here are some tips for...
How to deal with sentimental items in an estate
When planning for future inheritances, the family home, business, and bank accounts may be among the first considerations. But, for some California families, these monetarily valuable assets can be less contentious and more straightforward than items with sentimental...
Blended families bring up questions around estate planning
California families come in so many wonderful varieties, including blended families. Since many parents in these families have both biological and stepchildren, there may be some questions about how to handle estate planning when the time comes. Should biological...
