by Kathryn A. Flanigan | Dec 19, 2016 | Estate Planning
Some people in California may put off doing their estate planning. When they finally get around to making a will, they might simply write that they want their assets divided equally between their heirs. This can create a problem if the person owns a piece of property...
by Kathryn A. Flanigan | Dec 12, 2016 | Estate Planning
A married person in California may create an estate plan that transfers all or most of their assets to their surviving spouse. If a deceased person’s surviving spouse is an undocumented immigrant, the estate plan can still function the same way. Undocumented...
by Kathryn A. Flanigan | Nov 29, 2016 | Estate Planning
Although many California residents ignore the need to plan for the management of their affairs at life’s end, others go to the opposite extreme by creating estate plans that are more complex than necessary. In some cases, there can be substantial losses because...
by Kathryn A. Flanigan | Nov 22, 2016 | Estate Planning
Many people in California understand that it is important to have a will. Despite this, however, many people do not. According to a poll from 2011, around 60 percent of people in the U.S. do not have a will. Many people who haven’t written a will yet are...
by Kathryn A. Flanigan | Nov 16, 2016 | Estate Planning
California business owners would do well to plan for the eventual disposition of their estate after they pass away. It may require special preparation to ensure the healthy function of the business and the smooth transition of authority after the death of an owner....
