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Elder Care Law helped us with getting Medi-cal for my father who became disabled. Laura Butkute helped us understand the process. She is very knowledgeable about how to be eligible for medi-cal and got my father approved very quickly. I'm very glad we worked with her.
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Nobody wants to linger on the possibility they will pass away at some point. If you or a loved one delays the planning process for the future, you run the risk of putting the investments in your life in danger, and the risks will directly affect those you love the most.
The executor is in charge of the probate process. If a person has not had a Will and has not appointed a trustee, or the executor chosen has predeceased the individual, the Court will appoint an administrator to manage the estate's affairs.
The testing process is the responsibility of the executor. If an individual has not had a Will and has not appointed an executor or the executor named has pre-deceased the individual, the Court will appoint an administrator to manage the estate's affairs.
Most people assume that their state's laws would allocate their property equally to family members. That's true to some extent, but if you don't intend, you give up a lot of freedoms. For example, a estate plan will help you ensure that your asset goals are fulfilled, avoid conflicts, reduce stress at a difficult time for your family, and mitigate or eliminate property taxes.
Sure. Proper planning has the potential to reduce or eliminate your co-payment for "share of costs" and can protect your assets from creditors ' estate claims or prevent creditors from linking to your home.
When it is established by clear and convincing evidence that an individual is disabled and requires the court's assistance, protection and supervision, a conservatorate is established. In this context, disability depends on the individual's ability to make consequential decisions while understanding the consequences of those decisions and not on a medical decision.
No. Property owned automatically with other passes to the survivor after the first's death. In contrast, bank accounts with a beneficiary named or another "In Trust for" do not move through the probate. It is also possible to pass IRAs and life insurance to named beneficiaries. Finally, there is no probate flowing through any property held by a Trust.
The person who successfully applies for a conservatory will have jurisdiction over your mother and there will no longer be any impact on the attorney's authority.
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