Menlo Park Asset Protection Lawyer Explains How to Shield Your Investment Properties Using Multiple LLC’s

As an asset protection lawyer in Menlo Park, I find that it often makes sense to advise clients to create multiple LLCs when they own more than one investment property. While it might seem more convenient to simply set up one LLC for all of your properties, you can maximize your asset protection by putting […]

Your Current Estate Plan: Trick or Treat?

Online estate plans and document “kits” are all the rage these days.  They typically appeal to people who are looking to save money and at least get something in writing should they pass away. I’ve actually worked with quite a few such people in my own practice, namely when their DIY plan backfires and fails […]

Estate Planning for Senior Citizens – It’s About Taking Care of Your Loved Ones

I hear the same excuses over and over…. I don’t have an “estate.” I have more debt than assets. The only thing I have is my home. As you may have guessed, these are excuses that people make for not preparing an estate plan. These people are sadly misinformed. They think estate planning is only […]

A Bay Area Probate Lawyer Gives Provides a Quick Overview of the Probate Process

In some circles, “probate” almost feels like a dirty word.  There are plenty of reasons that a person may prefer to skip the probate process, when possible, but it is a fact of wills and estate administration.  The details of probate can vary somewhat from place to place.  For example, probate in California will likely be […]

Menlo Park Estate Planning for Couples Marrying Later in Life

Couples who choose to marry later in life have different concerns than those marrying earlier, and a good Menlo Park estate planning lawyer can help you make the right decisions for your circumstances.  Each situation is a little different, but there are some fairly common topics that should be considered: Do the husband and wife […]

Business Attorney In Menlo Park Urges You to Keep Your Personal and Corporate Matters Separate

As a business attorney in Menlo Park, I know that everyone is concerned with potential exposure to liability, and this is especially true when you own and operate a business. There are many ways to shelter your personal assets from business-related liabilities, one of which is to incorporate your business. This means forming a corporation […]

Silicon Valley Estate Planning that Incorporates Your Pets

Many clients who seek out estate planning in the Bay Area have concerns when it comes to caring for their pets.  After all, our pets rely on us for everything – although we all know that we gain so much in return.  When engaging in estate planning with an attorney, you likely want to ensure […]

Designating a Charitable Gift with Your Menlo Park Wills Lawyer

As a wills lawyer in the Bay Area, it is always gratifying to see clients who are both able and willing to use their assets to support their favorite cause or charity through a will or trust.  Even small gifts can have a large impact, and many people are taking this into consideration during their […]

Bay Area Trusts and Estates Attorney Answers, “What Happens to ‘Digital Assets’ When You Die?”

Have you ever wondered what would happen to all of the pictures and precious memories stored on your Twitter or Facebook pages after you die? It’s certainly different than having loved ones sort through your old keepsake boxes in the attic and taking what they want after you are gone.  When it comes to social […]

Bay Area Probate Lawyer Weighs in on Whether to Add Your Child to Your Bank Accounts to Avoid Probate

Individuals engaged in estate planning often get panicky when they hear the word “probate.”  When the term hasn’t been fully explained by a probate lawyer (and sometimes even when it has), it conjures visions of long waits, loss of inheritance, and many other hassles for heirs of an estate. To calm these fears (and to […]

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