Estate Planning Blog
3 Estate Planning Tips for Self-Made Individuals
As a self-made individual, you only want the best to protect your assets and business when you retire or passed away. Estate planning is just as important for business owners and entrepreneurs as anyone
Estate Planning and Succession Planning for Business Owners in California
Estate planning is often a neglected form of financial planning that can protect your family from uncertainty and confusion after you pass away—and for business owners, it’s even more essential. Hiring a Los Angeles
How To Protect Elderly Parents From Scammers
How to protect our aging parents against scams and fraud? Our parents need assistance in dealing with vicious scammers. Getting help from a trusted estate planning attorney in Orange County, Califirnia can help protect
How to Protect Your Assets and Avoid Nursing Home Costs
As you age, you may deal with expenses related to healthcare and assisted living. If you’re concerned about the possibility of nursing home costs draining your savings and depleting your assets, a Los Angeles
How to Prepare for My Disabled Loved One’s Long-Term Care?
For families who have members with special needs, a solid legal plan to care for their disabled loved ones is essential. Our estate planning attorney can help you with long-term care plans for a
How to Include Your Grandchildren In Your Estate Plan
When creating an estate plan that safeguards your grandchildren, there are a lot of possibilities and scenarios to take into account. We can help you! Contact our estate planning attorney to learn more about
How to Preserve Retirement in a Tough Economy
Inflation in California has had a major impact on families in 2022. According to the California Department of Industrial Relations, the Los Angeles and Orange Country area is experiencing an 8.6% increase in the
Using LLCs and Partnerships in Estate Planning to Keep Property in the Family
Land ownership never goes out of style, and real estate often gains value as time goes by. Limited liability companies (LLCs) and partnerships provide families with a way to ensure that property stays within