Estate Planning

One common question that trustees or trust beneficiaries may have is: How long can a trust remain open after death? […]

As the years go by, you may wonder: Can a revocable trust be changed? One of the advantages of creating

After you create a trust, your next step is to transfer your assets into your trust. But what if you

Scammers are notorious for targeting older adults. Lately, our office has seen an uptick in estate planning-oriented scams. Whether you’re

By the end of 2022, nearly 34 million US adults (or around 13% of the population) are expected to own

If you’re a California resident who owns firearms, you may have heard of a “gun trust” and wondered if you

In a traditional trust, the trust creator and the trustee are usually either the same person or they communicate often

What is a grantor trust, and how can you know which type of trust to use in your personal estate

Whether you’re creating an estate plan or dealing with non-probate assets, you‘ll need to decide who to name as the

If you’re looking for a way to provide shelter for a loved one after you die, while preserving your home