Carmel & Naccasha, LLP, one of the largest full-service law firms in San Luis Obispo County, is pleased to announce it has entered into a Mutual Of Counsel relationship with The Teresa Rhyne Law Group, a Professional Corporation, with offices
By Brooks J. Hollister, J.D. This article is the first in a three-part series regarding estate planning during and following divorce. Next week Mr. Hollister will address updating your estate plan once the divorce is final. When you file for
Carmel & Naccasha, LLP is pleased to welcome Brooks Hollister as an attorney in its Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning and Corporate & Business Transactions practices. A San Luis Obispo native and SLO High graduate, Hollister earned his Juris Doctorate
A will is an important legal document that outlines how a person’s assets and property, held in their name, should be distributed after their death. In the context of a community property state, the need for a will may vary depending on the specific laws and regulations of that state.
Carmel & Naccasha Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorney Victor Herrera explores the different types of conservatorships and explains the difference between a Conservatorship and other available legal vehicles. Herrera emphasizes the significance of proactive planning to establish an estate plan and guarantee that one’s financial, legal, and personal affairs are managed by a trusted individual.
When you add your child to the title to your home, you are essentially making them a co-owner of the property. This appeals to people because preparing a quitclaim deed is an easier, less expensive way to avoid probate compared with creating a revocable living trust.
Victor’s presentation, “How to Avoid Your Britney Spears,” offered practical updates to conservators getting paid timely following a change in California law that addresses flaws within the previous system that allowed for abuse.
Partner Stephanie Barclay, on our Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning team, was a guest on Wisdom From the Porch, a live, weekly YouTube broadcast focusing on issues facing senior adults and elder care.
Thank you to everyone who joined wills, trusts and estates attorney Victor Herrera of Carmel & Naccasha, for a panel discussion presented by the Sea Coast Seniors titled Proper Planning Prevents Disaster.
Please join Carmel & Naccasha wills, trusts and estates attorney Victor Herrera, as he participates in a panel discussion titled Proper Planning Prevents Disaster, presented by the Sea Coast Seniors Empowerment Series.
Carmel & Naccasha, LLP, one of the largest full-service law firms in San Luis Obispo County, is pleased to announce it has entered into a Mutual Of Counsel relationship with The Teresa Rhyne Law Group, a Professional Corporation, with offices
By Brooks J. Hollister, J.D. This article is the first in a three-part series regarding estate planning during and following divorce. Next week Mr. Hollister will address updating your estate plan once the divorce is final. When you file for
Carmel & Naccasha, LLP is pleased to welcome Brooks Hollister as an attorney in its Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning and Corporate & Business Transactions practices. A San Luis Obispo native and SLO High graduate, Hollister earned his Juris Doctorate
A will is an important legal document that outlines how a person’s assets and property, held in their name, should be distributed after their death. In the context of a community property state, the need for a will may vary depending on the specific laws and regulations of that state.
Carmel & Naccasha Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorney Victor Herrera explores the different types of conservatorships and explains the difference between a Conservatorship and other available legal vehicles. Herrera emphasizes the significance of proactive planning to establish an estate plan and guarantee that one’s financial, legal, and personal affairs are managed by a trusted individual.
When you add your child to the title to your home, you are essentially making them a co-owner of the property. This appeals to people because preparing a quitclaim deed is an easier, less expensive way to avoid probate compared with creating a revocable living trust.
Victor’s presentation, “How to Avoid Your Britney Spears,” offered practical updates to conservators getting paid timely following a change in California law that addresses flaws within the previous system that allowed for abuse.
Partner Stephanie Barclay, on our Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning team, was a guest on Wisdom From the Porch, a live, weekly YouTube broadcast focusing on issues facing senior adults and elder care.
Thank you to everyone who joined wills, trusts and estates attorney Victor Herrera of Carmel & Naccasha, for a panel discussion presented by the Sea Coast Seniors titled Proper Planning Prevents Disaster.
Please join Carmel & Naccasha wills, trusts and estates attorney Victor Herrera, as he participates in a panel discussion titled Proper Planning Prevents Disaster, presented by the Sea Coast Seniors Empowerment Series.
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