What is a Letter of Testamentary & How Do You Get One? 4-Step Guide Becoming the executor of a will or settling an [...]By A People's Choice|July 22nd, 2024|Categories: Estate Planning, Probate|0 CommentsRead More
Complete Guide: Navigating Small Estate Probate in California Losing a loved one is difficult, and managing the [...]By A People's Choice|July 3rd, 2024|Categories: Probate|0 CommentsRead More
How to Write a Will Without a Lawyer: Complete DIY Guide A will is more than just a legal document; [...]By A People's Choice|November 29th, 2023|Categories: Wills, Estate Planning|0 CommentsRead More
How to Probate a Will Without a Lawyer: Complete DIY GuideNavigating the intricacies of the legal world can often feel [...]By A People's Choice|October 10th, 2023|Categories: Probate|0 CommentsRead More
Different Types of Conservatorship in CaliforniaThe probate process in California starts after someone dies. Depending on the size of the estate, the process of probating an estate can be surprisingly quick and simple to complete. For larger estates, probate may be lengthy and more complex. Here's what you need to know to start the probate process in California.By A People's Choice|September 26th, 2023|Categories: Conservatorship|0 CommentsRead More
What’s Conservatorship of the Estate vs. Conservatorship of the Person?When setting up a conservatorship, one of the top questions people have is often, "What is conservatorship of the estate vs. conservatorship of the person?"By A People's Choice|September 14th, 2022|Categories: Conservatorship, California Courts|0 CommentsRead More
How to File for Divorce in Ventura County, CAWe have created this article to give you the best, easiest, and most reliable way you can file for divorce in Ventura county, California.By A People's Choice|September 12th, 2022|Categories: California Courts, Divorce, Family Law|2 CommentsRead More
Understanding Federal Estate and Gift Tax Rates in CaliforniaThe federal gift tax is a tax by the government that applies to either assets left by a decedent at their death or assets given by an individual during their lifetime. In essence, whether you give your assets away while you are still living, or give them away when you die, they are subject to a tax. Gift tax applies to lifetime gifts; estate tax applies to assets left at death. Read on to learn about the federal estate and gift tax and how it may affect your estate.By A People's Choice|September 12th, 2022|Categories: Estate Planning, Probate|0 CommentsRead More
Conservatorship vs. Power of Attorney in CaliforniaWhen comparing conservatorship vs. power of attorney in California, which one is better? And under what circumstances?By A People's Choice|September 7th, 2022|Categories: California Courts, Probate|8 CommentsRead More
What Is a Durable Power of Attorney for Healthcare in California?This article helps you understand how a durable power of attorney for healthcare works and how to establish one.By A People's Choice|August 28th, 2022|Categories: California Courts|0 CommentsRead More