Bay Area Will and Trust Lawyer on How to “Marie Kondo” Your Financial Life and Streamline Your Estate Planning Process

By Bay Area Will and Trust Lawyer Gary Brainin If you’re not familiar with Marie Kondo, take some time this week to watch one of her videos on YouTube or check out her new Netflix series, Tidying Up with Marie Kondo. It’s incredible to watch the relief and joy that people experience just by implementing […]

Silicon Valley Will and Trust Attorney: How to Talk to Your Adult Children About the Inheritance You Plan on Leaving Them

By Silicon Valley Will and Trust Attorney Gary Brainin As people get into their senior years, it is natural to start thinking about the end of life. Those thoughts can bring about concern regarding the type of inheritance to leave to adult children and exactly how to carry out your wishes when passing down your […]

Silicon Valley Will and Trust Lawyer: Three Considerations When Planning for a Child with Special Needs

Your time and energy are spent helping your child with special needs to get the most out of life. But have you ever considered what would happen to your child if you were to suddenly become incapacitated or pass away? Working with a Silicon Valley will and trust lawyer experienced in special needs law is an […]

Bay Area Estate Planning: What You Should Know About Joint Ownership and Its Alternatives

Joint ownership in layman’s terms is synonymous with co-ownership. If a property is owned by more than one individual, it is referred to as being held in joint ownership. What is the Advantage of Joint Ownership as an Estate Planning Method? One of the major advantages of joint ownership of an asset is that it […]

Santa Clara Estate Planning Lawyers Answer, “Can Minors Inherit Assets?”

Most parents expect their children to inherit their assets if they unexpectedly pass away. But what happens if the child is a minor when mom or dad dies? Because the minor is not a legal adult and cannot inherit assets, a Santa Clara County probate judge will need to appoint a legal guardian who will […]

Bay Area Will and Estate Attorney Says, “When It Comes to Cryptocurrency, Estate Planning Is a Must!”

You’ve most likely seen articles and news segments about cryptocurrency. The most well-known is Bitcoin, but there are several others on the market. For the uninitiated, cryptocurrency is a digital or virtual currency that uses cryptography for security, making it difficult to counterfeit. One of the main reasons why people and investors like cryptocurrencies is […]

Santa Clara County Estate Planning Lawyer Outlines The 5 Most Infamous Estate Planning Battles

When done properly, an estate plan affords peace of mind to those creating it and leaves behind a legacy for their descendants. But sometimes estate planning can go awry—and it’s usually due to eccentricities held by either the creators of the estate plan, the beneficiaries, or both. As a Santa Clara County estate planning lawyer, […]

Santa Clara Trust Lawyer: How to Safely Leave an Inheritance to an Adult Child with Substance Abuse Problems

Just about everyone knows or loves someone with a substance abuse problem. The detrimental effects impact many facets of American society. Sadly, as a Santa Clara trust lawyer, I am seeing an upswing in the number of clients that have to deal with a loved one’s substance abuse in their estate planning. Most parents want […]

Bay Area Will and Trust Attorney: How to Prepare for an Unexpected Disability

As a Bay Area will and trust attorney, I often see the results of what happens when someone does not plan for the possibility of an unexpected disability. Most people come to our office ready to plan for their retirement or how they would like to see their estates managed after they have passed away. […]

Silicon Valley Estate Planning Lawyer Says, “A Tattoo Should Not Replace a Properly Drafted DNR!”

By Silicon Valley Estate Planning Lawyer Gary Brainin You may have heard about this story: doctors were faced with an ethical dilemma when they found the words “Do Not Resuscitate” tattooed on a man’s chest. The tattoo even included the man’s signature. The patient had no other documentation and was not accompanied by any family […]

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