The simple thought of estate planning has the potential to raise your blood pressure and make you sweat. And if you're actually in the process of making estate planning decisions, there's a good chance you'll feel even more anxious.Estate planning fears are very real,...
Month: January 2020
What does the executor of a will do?
When creating a will, you can't finalize the process until you've selected an executor. While you could make just any decision and hope it works out, this is a big risk that could put your estate at risk and your loved ones in an awkward position after your...
3 estate planning details to discuss with your elderly parents
As your parents age, it's natural to have concerns about their estate plan. Even if they have a plan in place, it never hurts to discuss it with them to ensure that they haven't overlooked anything of importance.Here are three estate planning details to discuss with...
The three types of wills recognized in California
Determining how to leave one's assets after death can be difficult. There may be a number of emotions that come into play pertaining to one's own mortality and relationships with loved ones. As a result, some may find it difficult to find the best path forward....
What to do if you’re concerned about too big of an inheritance
For many Californians, estate planning is about setting their loved one's up for as much financial stability as possible. In many cases, this means splitting an estate amongst children or leaving everything to a surviving spouse. While many individuals wish they had...