If you have suspicions regarding a trust, you may be able to contest the document under circumstances. But what are the… Continue Reading What Are Grounds for Contesting a Trust in California?
An intentionally defective grantor trust (IDGF) is a tax loophole used to reduce estate tax exposure. The trust is constructed with an… Continue Reading What Is an Intentionally Defective Grantor Trust (IDGT)?
Divorce affects more than your spouse and children — it can also impact your estate plan. You may have to… Continue Reading What Happens to a Living Trust in a Divorce?
Trusts can do a lot more than pass on family riches — a well-crafted trust can ensure that your children and grandchildren… Continue Reading Can You Protect Your Assets From Divorce?
Estate planning requires you to confront uncomfortable realities and make difficult decisions. And at first glance, the process can seem… Continue Reading 10 Things to Include in Your Estate Planning Checklist
Being named in a loved one’s will or appointed by the court as executor of an estate is an honor.… Continue Reading How to Probate an Estate in California
Probate can be a huge headache and has a reputation for lasting forever. But exactly how long does probate take… Continue Reading How Long Does Probate Take in California?
Probate is the court-supervised process of distributing your assets after you pass. It entails ensuring that your last will and… Continue Reading What Happens During the California Probate Process?
Dealing with estate taxes is, on the one hand, a pain in the neck, but, on the other hand, if… Continue Reading Estate Tax Planning for Married Couples: What Do I Need to Know?
Parents of those with special needs will need to plan carefully for their continued care. In cases where a child… Continue Reading What Is a Special Needs Trust?