Kavesh, Minor & Otis — Trusted Estate Administration & Trust Attorneys In Torrance and Serving the Greater South Bay
If you need to speak with an experienced California trust and estate administration lawyer, please contact us online or call us directly at 800.756.5596 to discuss scheduling a free appointment. Please note that our firm can only meet with the Successor Trustee or Executor of a decedent’s CA trust or will. Additionally, we do not contest or litigate any trusts or wills. Our trust and administration law firm proudly serves clients throughout California from our main office in Torrance, as well as those in Redondo Beach, Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, El Segundo, Rancho Palos Verdes and the Greater South Bay area.
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5 Estate Horror Stories You’ll Want to Avoid!Don't make these mistakes with you or your estate!
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The 10 Biggest Mistakes Successor Trustees MakeDiscover the 10 biggest mistakes successor trustees make and how to avoid them, ensuring a smooth estate administration and protecting your legal...
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The Golden State’s Expectations for Trust-Related InvestmentsCalifornia’s Uniform Prudent Investor Rule requires trustees to make sound and reasonable investment decisions. Our CA attorney explains. Read more!
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Another Estate Planning Celebrity Horror Story: Lisa Marie Presley (and Her Father, Elvis Presley)Learn how estate planning mistakes led to legal battles in Lisa Marie & Elvis Presley's estates—and how proper planning can protect your family's future.
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Why Can’t My Parent Make a Last Minute Change to His or Her Estate Plan?Why can't last-minute estate plan changes always be made? Discover legal, ethical, and practical reasons why timing matters in estate planning decisions.
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Your Child’s Financial Aid Opportunities Could Be Jeopardized by Your InheritanceThe Free Application for Federal Student Aid typically considers parents’ income, so a sizeable inheritance could jeopardize a student applicant’s eligibility.
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California Law Now Provides Flexible Alternatives to ConservatorshipsThe enactment of California Assembly Bill 1663 provides families with a more flexible alternative to conventional conservatorships. Our attorneys explain.
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How to Interpret and Respond to Probate Examiner NotesWhen a probate examiner reviews a petition to initiate probate, they may generate probate notes about any unresolved questions. Our CA attorneys explain.
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How to Help Your Parents With Estate PlanningWhen seniors can no longer manage their money, their children might have to intervene. Our CA attorneys explain how to help older parents with estate planning.
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Recognizing a “Guardian Angel”Trust Lawyer Palos Verdes
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Celebrity Estate Planning Horror Stories
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Another Celebrity Horror Story in the Making: Lessons from Anne Heche’s EstateAnne Heche Estate Planning