Preventing familial discord by relying on an executor
When a person dies without a will or any form of estate plan in California, a host of important outcomes await decisions. Unfortunately, for the
When a person dies without a will or any form of estate plan in California, a host of important outcomes await decisions. Unfortunately, for the
Time is money and when someone passes away, it becomes an unfortunate fact. Heirs may need access to the estate to pay up bills they
Irrevocable trusts are known for having strict rules. If you decide to include one in your estate plan, you cannot touch the assets in it
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
When a loved one passes away, family members often don’t worry about their credit report. However, if you’re the executor of an estate, among your
You may have been flattered when you were asked by a loved one or friend to be the executor for their estate. However, now that
You’ve written your will. That’s a great first step. But that’s all it is. A first step. To make sure your assets don’t wind up
When dividing an estate, it is often easiest for children to simply auction off minor assets and possessions that they do not need and that
Get an initial consultation by calling our Newark estate planning and family law firm (located near Fremont) at 510-402-1579, or reach out online to get started. Our bilingual legal team is happy to assist you.
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