If you don't have an estate plan, California already has one for you. Learn how intestate succession works and why the state's default plan may not reflect your family's wishes.
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Estate plans preserve a moment in time, but families continue to grow and change. This Pride-inspired article explores why reviewing your estate plan is about more than updating documents. It's about ...
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Having a child, getting divorced, refinancing property, or changing beneficiaries can affect your estate plan in unexpected ways. Learn the three areas that should be reviewed after major life changes...
Attorney Laura Thatcher
Founding Attorney
I began practicing law in 1997 as a litigation attorney. When my father passed away in 2009, my mother and I had the spa...
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What Happens If You Die Without an Estate Plan in California?