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The term, “incapacity plan,” refers to that part of your estate plan that activates when (if) you become incapacitated but are still alive. It can be extremely important. About two-thirds of us still do not even have a will, at least according to Caring.com. However,...
When Californians think about estate planning, it is natural to focus on wills, trusts and other basic aspects of preparing for the future. Incapacity planning is not something people want to consider, but when loved ones are getting older and experiencing declining...
Congratulations! Having a child is a life-affirming and life-changing event, and you are going to be a great parent. Breathe, and take it one day at a time. But, do not forget that you need to update your San Jose, California, estate plan as soon as possible. Changing...
