Elder Law & Estate Planning Articles — Page 2 of 33
How Does an Adult Child Navigate Their Parents’ Estate Plan?
Helping Your Parents Plan Before a Crisis: An Adult Child Legal Survival Guide Many an adult child fails to consider that they may one day become caregivers. One day, Mom and Dad are living…
Durable Power of Attorney
Why Your Financial Durable Power of Attorney Should Be Carefully Coordinated with Your Revocable Living Trust Many Californians believe that once they sign a Revocable Living Trust, their…
Remote Estate Planning
Remote Estate Planning, Probate, and Trust Administration Throughout California Did you know that you can hire a California attorney for estate planning, probate, trust administration,…
California Medi-Cal Rules Changed in 2026
California Medi-Cal Rules Changed in 2026: Why Now Is the Time to Review Your Estate Plan Most people do not spend much time thinking about long-term care until a crisis occurs.…
Dementia Planning in 2026
Why Your Estate Plan Must Include Care Authority, Medi-Cal Strategy, and Continuing Care Agreements Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia are no longer edge-case planning…
Medi-Cal Rules: Estate Planning for Older Clients in 2026
How New Medi-Cal Rules Are Changing Trusts and Powers of Attorney Estate Planning for Older Clients in 2026 Estate planning for older clients in California is undergoing a significant shift…
California Trust Administration
A Trustee’s Step-by-Step Guide for Northern California Families The death of a trust settlor triggers immediate legal responsibility. Successor trustees step into a fiduciary role governed…
Avoiding Probate in California
How Proper Planning Can Protect Your Family and Your Home If you own real estate in California, proper estate planning is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your…
What Is Trust Administration?
Trust Administration After a Death: What Trustees Need to Know When a loved one passes away, families are often left with more questions than answers. If you have been named as a trustee,…
Remote Elder-Law and Estate Planning Services
Remote Elder-Law and Estate Planning Services: Now Available Statewide As part of my continuing commitment to serve older adults, families, trustees, and successor trustees throughout…
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