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Elder abuse causes physical harm, pain, or mental suffering to a person over 65 or any dependent adult because of a psychological or physical disability. It also includes when needed items are withheld from these individuals. In California, about 200,000 people will...
A will is a legal document that outlines how a person's assets and belongings are to be distributed after their death. However, a will is not a one-time affair; it can become outdated over time. California residents should be aware of the factors that can render a...
Contrary to what some people believe, estate planning isn't exclusive to the rich and famous. Creating one in California can be highly beneficial for you and your family if you want to protect your wealth for the future. This step allows you to plan for your own...
Individuals can create special needs trusts in California to hold benefits for people with special needs. The money in the trust often is not counted as assets when qualifying for federal programs, but there may be specific ways that the trust's assets may be spent....
Recent legislation has made life just a little bit easier for parents in California and around the country who are raising children with developmental, mental or physical disabilities. The Tax Cut and Jobs Act of 2017, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic...
All 50 states allow citizens to set up trusts in their estate plans, and they generally recognize the validity of trusts created out of state. Even so, issues could arise after you move to a new state that would warrant a reevaluation of your trust to confirm that it...
The unprecedented surge in charitable giving in the US in 2021, reaching an estimated $485 billion, is not expected to be sustained in the long term as the economy recovers and inflation pressures mount. As a result, nonprofit organizations face rising costs while...
Caring for a special needs child starts with planning. In California, children are provided for after being included in a will or trust. Before a parent's or guardian's death, special needs planning ensures the long-term survival of a disabled child. Special needs...
No one likes to think about it, yet estate planning is necessary for everyone in California. Although everyone's situation is unique, with some tools working better for you than the next person, all estate plans have primary considerations in common. Here are the...
Many California residents likely think of estate planning as simply a tool to distribute your assets after your death. You may not have considered what could happen to your assets if you suddenly become incapacitated when you are young. Who will make medical decisions...
