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Title Changes and Reassessment of Real Property

By |June 30th, 2019|Estate Planning|

Did the County Assessor reassess your real property due to a title change? The consequences of title changes and reassessment of real property are often overlooked and greatly misunderstood. Title changes of real property often occur when there is a sale or purchase, or by gift or inheritance. The transfer may be voluntary, involuntary, contract of sale, or the addition or removal of an owner. Keep in mind, payment for the title change is not required though the reassessment of real property may still occur.

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How a Fill-in-the-Blank Will Can Go Wrong

By |April 24th, 2020|Estate Planning|

If you're considering creating a will with a DIY fill-in-the-blank service such as LegalZoom or Nolo, be sure to read up on the consequences beforehand. Unfortunately, wills created with these services often result in incorrectly distributed estates. Luckily, registered legal document assistants like A People's Choice are here to help.

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Comparing Transfer on Death Deeds vs. Living Trusts for Estate Planning – Which is Right for You?

By |August 13th, 2020|Estate Planning|

Are you considering whether a transfer on death deed or a living trust is right for your estate planning needs? In this article, we outline the benefits of both of these estate planning tools so you can determine which is best for you. However, if you have more questions, always feel free to reach out to A People's Choice to learn more.

“Gilligan’s Island” Star Dawn Wells Dies of COVID-19: Did She Have an Estate Plan?

By |February 19th, 2021|Estate Planning, Probate|

Actress Dawn Wells of Gilligan’s Island fame tragically passed away on December 30, 2020, of causes related to COVID-19. She was 82 years old. Wells is most famously known for playing Mary Ann on the 1960s sitcom Gilligan’s Island. The show spawned multiple TV movie spin-offs and other TV guest roles and films for [...]

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What Is a Conservatorship Bond?

By |January 13th, 2022|Family Law, Probate|

When people have to enter into conservatorship arrangements, they often have some concerns. These fears are very valid because, unfortunately, there have been quite a few instances of the conservatee falling victim to conservatorship mismanagement and fraud. The bad experiences have, however, given rise to solutions, including a conservatorship bond. What is a conservatorship [...]

What Is a Conservatorship Account?

By |March 30th, 2022|Conservatorship|

According to the National Council on Disability, there are an estimated 1.3 million Americans under conservatorships and guardianships right now. All kinds of people can be subject to such an arrangement—everyone from elderly infirm individuals to celebrities like Britney Spears. If you’re involved in one of those 1.3 million cases as a conservator (or are [...]

California Divorce

By |March 11th, 2021|

Our California Divorce Services Make Sure Beneficiaries Receive Their Inheritance When it’s time to legally move on, we’re here to help. Start Divorce Forms Talk to an Expert Trustpilot DIY Divorce Most Affordable Choice Professionally prepared documents you can file yourself. • Documents Only [...]

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Spousal Support

By |April 15th, 2014|

California Spousal Support Navigate Financial Agreements With Professional Support Determining alimony or spousal support can be complicated and emotional. Trust A People’s Choice to provide the professional insight you need to navigate the process with ease. Learn more about your options regarding California spousal support on this page. Start The Process [...]

Conservatorships in California

By |July 18th, 2014|Estate Planning|

If you have an elderly family member, you may be concerned about his ability to care for himself as he gets older. California law allows an adult to apply or be appointed to take care of another adult who cannot care for himself through a legal process called conservatorship. The person taking care of the [...]

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Benefits of a Realty Trust in California

By |January 2nd, 2017|Estate Planning|

The transfer of the real property in California is often a key concern in estate planning. Sometimes, however, two or more people may want to hold title to real property in a trust that controls how the property is to be distributed at death. This often happens when children inherit property from parents and want [...]

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Child Support For Special Needs Children

By |January 20th, 2017|Family Law, Probate|

Child support for special needs children - not a topic that most families are faced having to discuss, however approximately 20% of couples have at least one special needs child. California courts require parents to financially support their special needs child (regardless of their age). An order of child support for special needs children may [...]

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