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Can a Trust Be Used to Provide for a Disabled Child or Grandchild?

When planning for the financial security of a disabled child or grandchild, parents, grandparents, and guardians often seek solutions that ensure long-term care and protection while maintaining eligibility for government benefits. A trust can be a powerful tool in such scenarios, offering flexibility and ensuring that loved ones are well cared for even after the primary caregiver...

Three Things You Need to Know About Cryptocurrency and Your Estate Plan

Cryptocurrency has become an increasingly popular form of digital asset, with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other coins making headlines and catching the attention of investors, tech enthusiasts, and financial experts alike. However, as cryptocurrencies grow in value and become a larger part of people’s financial portfolios, there are important considerations to take into account, especially when...

Why Banks Don’t Give Inheritance Loans

When you’re expecting an inheritance, the wait for estate settlement can be frustrating. Whether you need funds to cover living expenses, medical bills, or legal fees, it can be tough when your inheritance is tied up in the probate process. You might wonder why banks, the traditional go-to for loans, don’t offer inheritance loans to...

Old West Rules of a Will or No Will

In the Old West, life was often unpredictable, and so was death. Estate planning was not a top priority when people were busy carving out lives on the frontier. The laws of inheritance were vastly different from today’s structured system, and wills, if they existed, were often rudimentary. This blog post explores the unique world...

California Trust Accounting Litigation

Introduction Define trust accounting and its importance in trust administration. Briefly explain why trust accounting disputes arise, often leading to litigation in California. What Is Trust Accounting in California? Define trust accounting as the process of providing a detailed record of all financial activities related to a trust. Explain California’s requirements for trust accounting, including...