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As a Sacramento estates lawyer, I know that far too many area parents set themselves up for a devastating situation by not having the right emergency plans in place should the unthinkable occur.

It’s bad enough that you have to think about death when planning your estate, but what’s worse are all of these hardly-pronounceable words of which you have no idea what they mean. Beneficiary? Fiduciary? Revocable Living Trusts?

Before you start cleaning out the closet, garage, home office or anything else that tends to get overly cluttered/ messy through the year, may I suggest you officially start by tidying up your Gold River estate plan?

Is a living trust the best option for you and your family? Can you get by using only a simple will? What about a medical power of attorney or living will?

Estate planning can be a daunting task, especially when the last thing you want to think about is your death and your family’s grief. How do you start your estate plan? What all should a good estate plan include?

When it comes to protecting your rights as a member of the aging GLBT community, you should consider consulting a Sacramento estate planning lawyer who can help you make the right choices.

There is no better way to show your loved one that you care than to get your estate planning in order. By doing so you are essentially telling your significant other, “I want to make sure you are taken care of…. physically, financially and emotionally, no matter what life throws our way.

For most people tax time brings up images of boxes of random receipts and hours of searching for documents. Trying to get ready to do your tax return or organize for that yearly meeting with your tax preparer is a necessary evil.