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.
“Probate” generally refers to the act of proving the validity of a will, and the process of court supervision overseeing the transfer of legal title of property from the estate of a deceased person (the “decedent”) to their beneficiaries or heirs, according to the directions expressed in their will or state intestacy laws.
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.
“Probate” generally refers to the act of proving the validity of a will, and the process of court supervision overseeing the transfer of legal title of property from the estate of a deceased person (the “decedent”) to their beneficiaries or heirs, according to the directions expressed in their will or state intestacy laws.
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