In California, irrevocable trusts can now be modified through a process called decanting, thanks to the 2019 Uniform Trust Decanting Act. Trustees can shift assets into a new trust with revised terms under specific rules, enhancingREAD MORE >
For many of us, our pets are more than just animal companions; they are a member of the family. Whether it’s a traditional pet such as a dog, cat, or hamster, or something more unusual likeREAD MORE >
In California, the Probate Code has different types of trusts that have varying rules and purposes. Some trusts allow the beneficiaries to have a great deal of flexibility in how they use disbursements, while others areREAD MORE >
When you think of estate planning, your will, and terms like medical guardianship, and Medi-Cal probably come to mind. However, having a trust is also an essential part of planning for the future. Here is whyREAD MORE >
When a trust creator (grantor) passes away, the trustee must take certain steps to manage and administer the trust. If you are a trustee, beneficiary, or heir, it’s important to have some idea of what toREAD MORE >
