Our library articles contain vital information on living trusts, asset protection, incapacity planning, and probate requirements for California residents. Learn about what you must do, documents you will need, and deadlines you must meet in our online library.
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An Overview of California’s Probate ProcessIf you’ve been made a custodian of a will or representative of an estate, you need to know California’s deadlines and expectations for probate. Learn more here.
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Preparing for the Unexpected - March 2021 NewsletterRead about how our attorney, Peter Keon is "Preparing for the Unexpected" in our March Newsletter
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Estate Planning for People Who Are SingleEstate planning is not just for married couples. Single people need to plan for their future, as well. Learn why you need to create a plan if you’re not married
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Marshalling and Managing Estate AssetsWhen you’ve been entrusted to manage an estate, you must gather all the deceased’s properties and create an inventory and appraise their value.
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An Intestate Will Leaves Your Assets and Loved Ones in the Court’s HandsSorting out an estate without a will can cause unexpected problems in California probate court. Learn more here.
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My Valentine's Day Trauma - February 2021 NewsletterA sweet personal story by our principal attorney, Philip Kavesh, about growing up in a small town.
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Being a Guardian Is a Big Job With Big ObligationsChoosing a guardian is one of the most important and difficult aspects of estate planning. Here, learn more about the responsibilities of a guardian.
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The Importance of Having a Will and a Living TrustWills and living trusts may seem like similar documents, but each has different functions. Learn more about both documents as part of a well-planned estate.
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Protecting Your Estate When You’re Getting a DivorceDivorce changes a lot in your life, and you need to reconsider your will, estate, and assets. Here, learn more about protecting yourself after a divorce.
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Planning Your Estate When You Have ChildrenNew parents who want to prepare for the future need to choose a guardian for their children, write a will, and establish a living trust.
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You May Need to Act NOW To Preserve Your Home’s Low Property Taxes for Your Children - January 2021 NewsletterIn November, California voters approved Proposition 19. This may dramatically reduce your children’s ability to retain your below market property assessment
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Safe Holiday Tips, Scams to Watch Out For and More! - December 2020 NewsletterPhil Kavesh gives you tips on how to safely celebrate the holidays with your family during a pandemic.
