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Tag Archives: Privacy
Is a Conservatorship Right for Your Family? Part 1: Disadvantages
Is a conservatorship right for your family? Usually the answer is no. Conservatorships are drastic, expensive, and stir up controversy, and yet most of the time they could have been avoided with some advance planning. Let’s review the cons of a … Continue reading
Posted in Conservatorships, Incapacity Planning, Probate
Tagged Conservatorships, Expense, Incapacity, Incapacity Planning, Loss of Rights, Privacy
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What Is So Bad About Probate and Why Should It Be Avoided? – Estate Planning Basics
Again it is time to get back to basics. Avoiding probate is a primary reason to set up a living trust instead of a will . There are several reasons to avoid probate, and in California particularly the reasons … Continue reading
Posted in Estate Planning, Estate Planning Basics, Living Trusts, Probate, Wills
Tagged Attorneys Fees, Creditors Claims, Estate Planning, Estate Planning Basics, Living Trust, Privacy, Probate, Wills
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