When you plan your estate, you will likely create a will to outline how to distribute your assets following your death. However, a will alone may not fully express your wishes and preferences. Also, there is the chance your family might not understand all of your...
Creating a power of attorney (POA) is a crucial part of estate planning, but many people are unaware of the different types and their specific uses. It is important to understand the springing power of attorney and the relevant California laws that govern it. What is...
When someone passes away, their will specifies how to distribute their assets. In California, the person in charge of this is called the executor. Although most executors follow the deceased's wishes ethically, some commit fraud, causing significant issues and...
