How to File for Conservatorship in Alpine County, CAConservators play a critical role in our society. They help [...]By Sandra McCarthy|April 4th, 2022|Categories: California Courts, Family Law, Probate|0 CommentsRead More
A Guide to Public Guardian Conservatorship in Los AngelesIf you have a loved one in LA who needs [...]By Sandra McCarthy|March 23rd, 2022|Categories: California Courts, Family Law, Probate|0 CommentsRead More
How to Get an Incurable Insanity Divorce in CaliforniaJust like every marriage is unique, every divorce is unique. [...]By Sandra McCarthy|March 16th, 2022|Categories: California Courts, Divorce, Family Law|0 CommentsRead More
Conservatorship Scams: What to Look ForIt's a sad story, one we hear on the news [...]By Sandra McCarthy|March 2nd, 2022|Categories: California Courts, Family Law, Probate|0 CommentsRead More
Is It Time to Set Up an Elderly Conservatorship?Aging may be a privilege denied to many, but not [...]By Sandra McCarthy|February 23rd, 2022|Categories: Family Law, Probate|0 CommentsRead More
What Is Guardianship and Conservatorship? An Explanation in Plain English Guardianships and conservatorships exist to help people who can't [...]By Sandra McCarthy|February 14th, 2022|Categories: Family Law, Probate|0 CommentsRead More
Conservatorship vs Guardianship in California: Which Is Right for Me?Most people have no idea what conservatorship or guardianship is, [...]By Sandra McCarthy|February 2nd, 2022|Categories: California Courts, Family Law, Probate|0 CommentsRead More
What Is a Conservatorship Bond? When people have to enter into conservatorship arrangements, they [...]By Sandra McCarthy|January 13th, 2022|Categories: Family Law, Probate|0 CommentsRead More
The Most Effective Way to Navigate California Probate and Family Court Losing a loved one is a sad and difficult [...]By Sandra McCarthy|April 23rd, 2021|Categories: Probate, Family Law|Comments Off on The Most Effective Way to Navigate California Probate and Family CourtRead More
Understanding The Six Month Waiting Period for Divorce in CaliforniaWhat is California's six month waiting period for divorce, and what does it mean for you? Oftentimes, this period is also referred to as the "cooling off" time for couples to determine if they'd like to reconcile. Additionally, it establishes the first day individuals may legally remarry. Read on to learn more about the six month waiting period in California divorce and how A People's Choice can help you.By Sandra McCarthy|April 4th, 2021|Categories: Family Law, Divorce|95 CommentsRead More