When you hear of the term “holographic will,” it sounds like something you might encounter in a science fiction story. Although the description may seem unusual, a holographic will is not an uncommon phenomenon. You mayREAD MORE >
Some people may tell you that outside of being extremely wealthy, a basic will is all you need for an estate plan. Although this advice may be well-intended, it fails to consider all of the waysREAD MORE >
Exploring California Estate Laws and Intestate Succession. Essential Points in this Article: Without a Will: California’s intestate laws determine who inherits. If Married: The surviving spouse receives all community property, and a portion of separate property based onREAD MORE >
Estate planning can be an intimidating process, especially when you are unsure which documents and devices are appropriate for your circumstances. Many people associate estate planning with a will or “last will and testament.” However, havingREAD MORE >
Having a comprehensive estate plan is not only an effective way to dispose of assets after death but it also allows individuals to maintain some control over their health care, finances and other matters. Still, almost 70%READ MORE >
