Yearly Archives: 2019

I have recently been helping a client deal with a hazing incident where one of his kids was involved. He made the decision to do the right thing and come forward with the information, even though it would cause difficulty for both himself and his daughter.

Congratulations! You have an estate plan. You are done. You have a nice, new, shiny binder full of paperwork that you may or may not understand. You, or your attorney, have sent deeds off to the various County recorders’ office to change title.  You have even gone down to the

Just What in the World is Estate Planning? The most basic definition of estate planning is the putting in place of a plan for the disposition of your assets after you have passed. However,

Special needs trusts are designed to allow individuals with special needs to qualify or maintain “needs-based” government benefits such as Medicaid and supplemental security income.

When it comes to doing estate planning it is always critical that you talk with an attorney to make a good trust choice. We offer a consultation. We know that there are a lot of online resources that you can use. However,