Estate planning can raise many questions, from the simple to the complex. Our FAQs are tailored to address these concerns, providing clear, concise answers about estate planning law in California. Whether you're curious about the difference between a will and a trust or need guidance on charitable giving, our FAQs are an excellent starting point.
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Can a power of attorney override a will?
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How can I protect my inheritance from divorce?
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How can I minimize estate taxes for my beneficiaries?
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How will my child's inheritance affect their college financial aid options?
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What are the differences between revocable and irrevocable trusts?
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How should I change my will after having a new baby?
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What happens to my children if I don't have a guardianship plan?
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How can charitable trusts be used to support churches or other faith-based charities?
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What happens when someone dies without a will?
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Why is estate planning not a one-time transaction?
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What is the difference between a will and a trust, and why do I need both?