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Estate Planning for Unmarried Couples Is a Must: What You Should Do to Protect Yourselves

In Estate Planning, Probate, Wills by casalmorenoblogAugust 23, 2020

Estate planning for unmarried couples is just as important as it is for those who are married. In fact, it is even more essential because unmarried couples do not have the legal protections that their married counterparts do. Read on to learn how you can protect yourself. You do not …

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Inheritance Lawyer: Simple Estate Planning Mistakes That Make Probate Difficult for Loved Ones

In Estate Planning, Probate by casalmorenoblogJuly 18, 2020

If there is one good thing to take away from end of life planning, it is that you can make life easier for your loved ones. With the help of an inheritance lawyer, you can put a plan in place that not only makes probate less difficult but also less …

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Medical Guardianship: 3 Essential Questions You Need to Ask to Protect Your Loved Ones

In Estate Planning, Guardianships by casalmorenoblogJune 13, 2020

In recent weeks, many people have been searching for answers surrounding the topic of medical guardianship. With the anxiety of COVID-19, it is no wonder why. If you have a loved one who is in a high-risk category—for instance if they are over the age of 65 or have a …

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Online Estate Planning Trounces COVID-19, but You Don’t Have to DIY Your Plan

In How Do You Choose an Executor of a Will? by casalmorenoblogMay 12, 2020

With the number of cases of coronavirus growing daily and a national crisis that is expected to get worse before it gets better, Americans are looking for ways to find some certainty amid unpredictability. One such example is the increased demand for online estate planning services. Certain search terms have …

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Avoiding Probate Court Is about More than Protecting Your Assets: 3 Reasons

In Estate Planning, Probate by casalmorenoblogApril 20, 2020

Most of the articles you’ll read about avoiding probate court will probably talk about protecting your estate’s assets so they can pass to your beneficiaries. You’ll read that if your assets need to go through the probate process, your estate is going to lose money—after all, probate can take a …

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Estate Lawyer FAQ: How Do I Talk to My Parents about Their Estate Planning?

In Estate Planning by casalmorenoblogMarch 12, 2020

In our day-to-day operations as an estate lawyer team, we get a lot of questions about estate planning. One that we hear quite often is, “How do I talk to my aging parents about estate planning?” Discussing estate and end-of-life planning can be a touchy subject, and your parents might …

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Valentine’s Day 2020: 4 Estate Planning Strategies for the Happily Single Person

In Estate Planning by casalmorenoblogFebruary 10, 2020

Are you happily single? Chances are pretty good that if you are, you haven’t thought enough about estate planning strategies. You’ve probably been too busy enjoying the good life. With all the money you have saved, you are no stranger to spontaneous trips to far-off locations, perhaps for Valentine’s Day, …

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SECURE Act: What Does the New Estate Law Mean for Estate Planning in 2020?

In Estate Planning by casalmorenoblogJanuary 15, 2020

Did you know that a new law that could affect your retirement and estate planning took effect on January 1, 2020? It’s true. The SECURE Act (short for Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement) is the first law since the Pension Protection Act of 2006 to cause major changes …

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How Luke Perry’s Estate Planning Probably Helped His Grieving Family After His Death

In Estate Planning, Probate, Wills by casalmorenoblogDecember 18, 2019

Everyone needs to think about estate planning. Case in point, Luke Perry. On March 4, 2019, actor Luke Perry—best-known for his roles in Beverly Hills 90210 and, more recently, Riverdale—passed away. Because he was only 52 years old, the cause of his death was a surprising one. No one thought …

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A Will Isn’t Enough: 5 Reasons Why (According to an Estate Planning Attorney)

In Estate Planning, Probate, Wills by casalmorenoblogOctober 7, 2019

It’s something that we see happen too often as an estate planning attorney team, even though it doesn’t fully protect people—relying on a will alone for an estate plan. Wills can do a lot to help you prepare your estate, and for many people, they are sufficient to cover everything. …

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