Estate Planning in Decline: New Data Shows a Concerning Trend
According to Caring.com’s 2025 Wills Survey, the number of Americans with a Will continues to decline. In 2025, only 24% of adults reported having a Will—down ... Read More
Estate Planning and Divorce
Divorce can be one of the most stressful and emotional situations an individual can go through. Unfortunately, divorce is common in the United States. In ... Read More
Estate Planning: Single, Married, or in a Domestic Partnership — What to Consider
Many people believe that estate planning is only for people who are married or have children. However, that is a harmful myth. Whether you have ... Read More
The $84 Trillion Question: Will Your Wealth Transfer Smoothly?
Over the next two decades, we are set to witness the most significant transfer of wealth in history. Baby boomers—those born before 1964—currently control an ... Read More
What Is a Limited Power of Attorney and When Should You Use One?
Estate planning isn’t just about wills and inheritances—it’s also about protecting your interests while you’re alive. One powerful tool that often goes overlooked is the ... Read More
Understanding the Due on Sale Clause in California Estate Planning
Real estate often plays a central role when creating an estate plan in California. Given the state’s high property values and unique legal landscape, ensuring ... Read More
The Importance of a Digital Estate Plan
In today's digital age, our online presence is as significant as our physical assets. From email accounts to social media profiles, cryptocurrency to online banking, ... Read More
Protecting Your Home and Your Legacy: How to Properly Place Your Home in a Trust
In light of California's changing climate and the increasing frequency of wildfires, it has become more crucial than ever to ensure that your estate planning ... Read More
