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California law does allow you to contest a will if certain criteria have been met. For example, if you have reason to believe that the testator changed his or her will while under duress, a judge may invalidate it. It's worth noting that you can only challenge a will...
Retirement planning and estate planning in California are related. Together, they protect you, reduce stress about the end of your life and help plan the future you want for your family. Retirement planning vs. estate planning With retirement plans, you focus on ways...
Opening probate to distribute a loved one's assets can be a complicated process. If all of the deceased assets are located in a single state such as California, the process is easier, but even in then, you may have to decide which county court system the probate case...
One question that may make a person feel uneasy is what happens to assets like their home when they pass away. The reality is that most adults should consider estate planning in California to ensure that their assets end up in the hands of those whom they want to have...
The concept of someone taking advantage of an elderly person to gain access to their financial resources is despicable. While there are thousands of instances each year of phone scammers, online con artists and other long-distance scams, there are also cases of people...