It may be difficult enough for some people in California to even consider creating an estate plan, but even those who go through the process may struggle to discuss the matter with their children. It is not particularly pleasant to think of one’s own eventual passing,...
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4 estate planning tools to consider if you have chronic illness
On Behalf of Law Office of Barbara J. Dibble | Feb 22, 2021 | Estate Planning
Numerous people in California and across the country live with chronic illness. For some, the illness may not be obvious to the naked eye, and for others, they may have obvious factors in their lives that make their illness known, such as needing a wheelchair,...
What happens to my power of attorney after I die?
On Behalf of Law Office of Barbara J. Dibble | Feb 13, 2021 | Estate Planning
If you are building a comprehensive estate plan, chances are you are discovering the importance of having a power of attorney designation as part of it. A power of attorney agent acts on your behalf if medical, legal or financial matters arise at a time when you are...
Living will and medical power of attorney part of estate planning
On Behalf of Law Office of Barbara J. Dibble | Feb 11, 2021 | Estate Planning
Most people in California understand the importance of having a will. What they may not realize is that they should also have legal documentation that covers certain medical matters while they are still alive. A living will and a durable power of attorney for...
Estate planning for a spouse near death
On Behalf of Law Office of Barbara J. Dibble | Jan 28, 2021 | Estate Planning
Most people generally don’t enjoy thinking about the end of their own life, but something that may be even more painful is considering the death of one’s spouse. As troubling as that thought may be, it is often a necessary exercise, especially if the spouse is unwell...
Survey: Estate planning absent for many investors
On Behalf of Law Office of Barbara J. Dibble | Jan 21, 2021 | Estate Planning
Many people in California realize they need to plan for their future, but that doesn’t always mean they will go through the process. Thinking about one’s end of life can be particularly difficult or even unpleasant to imagine. A recent survey conducted by Wells Fargo...
Proper estate planning may simplify probate process
On Behalf of Law Office of Barbara J. Dibble | Jan 5, 2021 | Estate Planning
Many people have heard stories of celebrities or even people they know dying without a will. This often makes the distribution of an estate complicated and costly. Even with this knowledge, many California families struggle with estate planning, sometimes putting it...
Tips for estate planning, dividing assets among multiple children
On Behalf of Law Office of Barbara J. Dibble | Dec 28, 2020 | Estate Planning
Having multiple children may have been an aspect of your life that has brought considerable joy. You may have come from a big family yourself, or you may have had a small family growing up but always wanted children of your own. Whatever the case, you have been able...
Naming beneficiaries sometimes a missed part of estate planning
On Behalf of Law Office of Barbara J. Dibble | Dec 22, 2020 | Estate Planning
People in California may believe a will is sufficient for leaving assets to desired beneficiaries. While a will is certainly an important piece of the puzzle, there are other parts of estate planning that are equally as necessary. One of those matters is ensuring that...
Death of Zappos CEO underscores need for estate planning
On Behalf of Law Office of Barbara J. Dibble | Dec 9, 2020 | Estate Planning
When a person in California dies without a will, it can cause difficulties for his or her heirs. This is what experts say about the recent death of the former CEO of online retailer Zappos, Tony Hsieh, who reportedly did not have a will or presumably any form of...
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