How to Create a California Advanced Healthcare Directive No one plans on getting in an accident, but accidents do happen. Are you ready if you become incapacitated and can't make healthcare decisions? Like most people, you probably want as much power over your health care decisions as possible. An advance health care directive can do just that. Now, how to create a [...] By Sandra McCarthy|June 20th, 2022|California Courts|0 Comments Read More
How to File Conservatorship in San Francisco County, CA We all hope we'll be healthy and accident-free for a lifetime, but unfortunately, sometimes things take a turn. What if this has happened to someone you love in San Francisco County, CA, and they're no longer able to care for themselves? You now need to learn how to file for conservatorship in San Francisco County, [...] By Sandra McCarthy|June 15th, 2022|California Courts, Family Law, Probate|0 Comments Read More
The Types of Adoption in California If you've decided to adopt, congratulations! It's time to look at the various types of adoptions available. Adoption isn't just an adoption; you can do everything from adopting a child from foster care to adopting directly from a biological parent giving birth at the hospital. The types of adoption in California cover every scenario. [...] By Sandra McCarthy|June 13th, 2022|Adoption, California Courts, Family Law|0 Comments Read More
How to File for Conservatorship in Orange County, CA An elderly parent suffers a fall and can't get around anymore. An octogenarian starts falling prey to scams targeting the elderly, losing tens of thousands of dollars. An adult sibling is in a horrible car accident, leaving them incapacitated and requiring substantial medical treatment and powerful drugs. If any of these things happen to [...] By Sandra McCarthy|June 8th, 2022|California Courts, Probate|2 Comments Read More
International Adoption in California Let's say you travel out of your country for a nice vacation. Little did you know that a glance at a foreign country will change your life forever. You saw how some foreign kids lived, and you decided you needed to take action by adopting a child. You decided that you want to adopt [...] By Sandra McCarthy|June 6th, 2022|Adoption, California Courts, Family Law|0 Comments Read More
How to File for Conservatorship in Kern County, CA There are quite a few reasons someone might not be able to care for themselves, and governments recognize this. That's why the constitutions of most countries make provisions for legal caretakers and decision-makers. In the United States, when an adult is unable to take care of themselves, they can be placed in a conservatorship. [...] By Sandra McCarthy|June 1st, 2022|California Courts, Family Law, Probate|0 Comments Read More
Can I Adopt My Relative in California? Can I adopt my relative in California? Yes, you can! Here is a concise guide to help shed light on how relative adoption works in California. By Sandra McCarthy|May 30th, 2022|Adoption, California Courts, Family Law|0 Comments Read More
How to File for Conservatorship in Lassen County, CA Lassen County, CA, known for its natural splendor, is home to nearly 35,000 residents. Sometimes, as with people anywhere, those residents might grow older and need some help with everyday tasks. If you are looking into how to file for conservatorship in Lassen County, California, you've come to the right place. There are many [...] By Sandra McCarthy|May 25th, 2022|California Courts, Probate|0 Comments Read More
8 Easy Steps to Form a Multi-Member LLC in California No one’s an island. We all have groups of people we feel most comfortable around. Whether they're our family, friends, or colleagues, we do all we can to care for and protect them and their interests. If you want to set up a business together with such a group, it's time to create a [...] By Sandra McCarthy|May 23rd, 2022|Business, California Courts|0 Comments Read More
How to File for Conservatorship in Alameda County, CA An estimated 1.3 million Americans are currently under conservatorships, according to The National Council on Disability. That 1.3 million is made up of all kinds of people—from elderly infirm individuals to people with mental health barriers to the rich and famous. If you're associated with one of those situations in Alameda County, CA, as [...] By Sandra McCarthy|May 18th, 2022|California Courts, Family Law, Probate|0 Comments Read More