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In California, when a person writes a will, they are stating what they want done with their property after they are gone. This person – the testator – can specifically mention certain items like bank accounts, a home, automobiles and more. However, there are often items that they do not

One commonly made mistake during the estate planning process is thinking that it’s only meant for those who are in the later years of their life. Those who hold this belief end up procrastinating in the creation of their estate plan, which then puts them, their estate, and their loved

There are many reasons why a Bay Area resident might decide to set up a revocable trust as part of their estate plan. To review, a Californian may set up a revocable trust while they are still alive. They then can move all or part of their wealth into the trust by

Many people create a will to specify who will be getting their assets when the pass away. However, if the will does not meet state requirements, a probate court may determine the will to be invalid and therefore, unenforceable. An estate planning attorney or other professional can help you draft your will