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Adjusting to divorce changes can be complicated

A divorce is a time of considerable changes, but this isn’t necessarily a bad thing. One thing that can add some challenges is when you have children together. You have to take the children into account for every decision you make during the split. Some people will think that there

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Double check your estate plan documents periodically

When you make your estate plan, you need to consider the best way to get assets to your loved ones. You have three primary options. Some assets have a designation known as “payable on death.”` This enables you to decide now who they will go to when you pass away.

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California has very strict laws for wills

Why California Takes Wills Seriously In California, wills are not just legal documents—they are a significant means of protecting your legacy and ensuring your wishes are respected after your death. The state’s stringent regulations reflect a commitment to clarity and fairness in estate planning. Without a valid will, California’s intestate

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Help your children adjust on transition days

Moving from one home to another is a big transition for some people. When you have children, they will have to make this transition often as they move from one parent’s home to the other parent’s home. This can be difficult, especially when they aren’t quite sure about what is

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Estate planning gives you peace of mind

Your estate plan is the key to making sure that your loved ones know what to do with your belongings when you pass away. There are many facets to these plans that you have to think about when you are creating the plan for the first time. We know this

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Probating an estate here in California

If you are the administrator of a friend or relative’s estate, you will need to familiarize yourself with the probate process. If the decedent had a trust in place at the time of their death, you may be able to sidestep the probate process. Otherwise, you will have to deal

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Preparing your kids for supervised visits with your co-parent

Family court judges generally want children of divorced parents to spend time and build their relationship with both parents. Unfortunately, sometimes there are concerns that it’s not safe — physically and/or psychologically — for children to be alone in the care of a parent. A mom or dad may have

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