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On Behalf of Elizabeth Elizondo | Aug 17, 2019 | Firm News

I write this post because I was in line at the Superior Court Clerk’s office trying to file some documents for a case on which I am working. The clerk’s office is small so it is easy to overhear conversations with the clerk. I overheard a very young grandmother there with her three grandchildren stating that she had gone to…

I Think My Parents Need an Estate Plan. How Do I Approach the Subject?

On Behalf of Elizabeth Elizondo | Jun 25, 2019 | Firm News

With a desire to be prepared for the worst-case scenario, many adult children worry about their parents and asset protection. When approaching these sensitive subjects, I recommend total transparency; even with the best of intentions, secrecy can lead to trust issues with the closest of family members. This can be achieved by inviting your whole family over for coffee or…

Documents Commonly Found in an Estate Plan

On Behalf of Elizabeth Elizondo | Jun 20, 2019 | Firm News

An estate plan is just that: a plan that you create that accounts for death and in some cases, even disability. An estate plan may be as simple as thinking about what you would like to happen when you pass away, then taking steps to plan for that on your own. However, a more formal estate plan involves more than…

So what is a trust and why is it different from a will?

On Behalf of Elizabeth Elizondo | May 9, 2019 | Firm News

To answer the question – a trust is a fiduciary relationship that allows another person (the Trustee) to hold assets on behalf of a person or people (the Beneficiaries). But what are all these words? Well, let me give you an elaborate analogy. A trust is a vehicle that helps you reach a certain destination. The destinations that you may…

So if I die without a plan, what happens to my possessions? Do they go to the government?

On Behalf of Elizabeth Elizondo | Apr 24, 2019 | Firm News

The answer is it depends (as you go through the answers, you will find that the answer is often it depends because there are many variables that can affect the answer). But, the government taking your most priced possessions is very unlikely- I will tell you why. Generally in California, there are default rules about what happens to your possessions…

What is Probate?

On Behalf of Elizabeth Elizondo | Apr 8, 2019 | Estate Planning, Firm News

Put simply, probate is the formal court process of collecting a person’s belongings, paying their outstanding debts, and distributing the assets that are left over to their heirs. When someone dies all of their assets need to be collected and distributed to the people that will inherit them. Certain assets, such as real estate and bank accounts with a certain…

Qué pasa con todos los descargos de responsabilidad?

On Behalf of Elizabeth Elizondo | Apr 1, 2019 | Firm News

Soy abogada, y como abogada, tengo el deber ético de informarle esta información. A pesar de que es mi deber, también creo que es importante ser muy clara y transparente con la información proporcionada y los objetivos del blog. Por último, quiero transmitir que es muy importante que busque información que se adapte a sus necesidades específicas, y la única…

Do I need an estate plan?

On Behalf of Elizabeth Elizondo | Mar 18, 2019 | Firm News

This question can also be restated as- how old do I have to be to think about an estate plan? When should I start thinking about an estate plan? Theoretically, everybody needs an estate plan – that is everybody should think about their death and think about matters that are important to them and come up with a plan for…

Should I create my own estate plan using documents I find online?

On Behalf of Elizabeth Elizondo | Mar 5, 2019 | Firm News

NO! Through looking at various estate plans and documents, I have come to the realization that it is never a good idea to do your own estate plan (unless you have had extensive experience in estate planning and even then it is a good idea to consult with other professionals regarding this area). The reason is that estate planning is…

What is up with all the disclaimers?

Elizondo Law Corporation | Mar 1, 2019 | Firm News

I am an attorney. As an attorney, I have an ethical duty to tell you this information. Even though it is my duty, I also feel it is important to be very clear and transparent with the information provided and the goals of the blog. Lastly, I want to convey that it is very important for you to seek information…

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