Kavesh, Minor & Otis — Trusted Estate Planning Attorneys In Torrance and Serving the Greater South Bay
If you need to speak with an experienced estate planning lawyer, please contact us online or call us directly at 800.756.5596 to register for an estate planning seminar. These free, informative sessions provide valuable insights into protecting your assets and planning for the future. Your attendance will qualify you for a special discount for our estate planning services should you decide to make a free appointment at the conclusion of the seminar and at the end of your meeting choose to proceed with us. Our estate planning 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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ABLE Accounts in CaliforniaAn ABLE account can help those with special needs save tax-free money while keeping their benefits, especially when paired with a trust. Learn more here.
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Making a Holographic WillHolographic wills can be easy to make, but they have some potential disadvantages. Learn more here.
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Deciding If a Totten Trust Is Right for YouA Totten trust can help you pass cash to loved ones without the need for probate. However, these trusts can have distinct drawbacks. Learn more here.
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When You Should Rewrite Your Will CompletelyWhile changing your will to include a codicil may seem easier, it is often simpler and safer to redraft your will outright. Learn more here.
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Creating a Special Needs TrustA special needs trust can help California parents protect their children’s well-being while ensuring they can still get government assistance.
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Business Succession and Estate PlanningOnly 10% of all family-owned businesses last beyond two generations, which is why it is important to have a business succession plan in place. Learn more here.
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Estate Planning for Your PetCA is one of several states which lets residents name guardians or create trusts to ensure a pet is well cared for after their owners die. Learn more here.
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Community Property in CaliforniaCalifornia is one of nine states with community property laws. These laws can have a significant impact on the estate plans of married couples. Learn more here.
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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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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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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.