On occasion, our probate attorney may receive a call from a client asking if a trustee can be changed or removed in Los Angeles. Here are some of the factors that we evaluate before we change or remove a trustee. California Probate Code 15642 “(a) A trustee may be removed in…
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Do you need an attorney who can evaluate the performance of a Los Angeles Executor? Call Mina Sirkin at 818-340-4479
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When it comes to getting your probate notes cleared, you need tools and strategies on how to clear notes, and to get things done in the Los Angeles Court. Do you need to clear your probate notes in Los Angeles? This article discusses how to get your probate notes and…
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Living together is joyful, but looking ahead to many years from now, you would want to visit all the reasons why a cohabitation agreement paired with an estate plan becomes important, if you are a resident of Los Angeles County, California. Here is a list of why you need a…
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What opportunities does estate planning unveil for your family? Estate planning is a doorway to review your investments, plan for the future, and resolve family conflicts before death. The process of estate planning generally starts with viewing your assets, and determining how they should pass to your loved ones. As…
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When you create a living trust or an estate plan, you go into it with the best of intentions, and never think that it may not work in the future. Pay attention to some of the following points and review your trust to see if you have any of these…
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The speed of getting a temporary conservatorship in Los Angeles depends on the facts of your case. First, you must know that how fast a conservatorship may be granted depends on the urgency of the facts and circumstances of your case, especially the presentation of it in the Los Angeles…
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Because it is very difficult to get an LPS conservatorship in Los Angeles, California, parents of mentally ill persons should consider alternatives to conservatorships when the occasion allows for the exercise of the alternatives. What are your goals? If your goals are to be able to give medical help to…
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What happens to old Guardianships of the Estate in California after kids reach 18 years of age? If you were appointed as Guardian of the Estate of a minor many years ago and he or she has now reached 18 years of age or is perhaps over 18, there are…