Month: June 2021

What is the one critical thing about yourself that has improved since your first marriage? You are smarter than you were the first time you got married. You have probably learned much about what to do and what not to do in a marriage. Many Californians considering...

Estate planning traditionally focused on physical assets, such as your home, and financial assets, such as investments, retirement plans and money in the bank. All of those remain as important as ever.  Yet, you probably realize that a lot of the things you own are...

After you go through different events in your life, you may find that you no longer want to have certain people be heirs to your estate. For example, if you separate from your spouse and get a divorce, you may want to remove them from your estate plan or take...

An estate plan isn’t an immutable document that is created, then stashed away unchanged -- perhaps for years or even decades -- until your death. It needs to be periodically updated as circumstances warrant, especially if your life changes, either in anticipated or...