A comprehensive and a well-drafted estate plan can eliminate various legal questions that may come up when someone is incapacitated or when they pass away. If family members are called upon to act on your behalf in case of illness or death, an existing plan will make those difficult decisions for them and take the burden off your family.
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In the event a loved one dies without an estate plan in place, we can help you determine if probate is needed and walk you through this process.
Unlike the probate process, trust administration is a not a court-supervised process. If you have been named as the Trustee of a loved one’s Living Trust, there are certain steps you need to take. We are here to guide you along the way.
For those who are facing deteriorating health and in need of additional help, we can help you decide if you qualify for Medi-Cal or Veterans benefits.
Join us at any one of our monthly Estate Planning seminars, where Cagla Basar helps families understand how estate planning works.
Book a consultation appointment directly on Cagla Basar’s calendar by simply choosing a date and time that is most convenient for you.
While pets may be much-loved members of your family the law does not allow you to leave money to your pets when you die. However, you can make sure your pet will be taken care
Talking to parents about finances, funeral plans, and estate planning is never easy. You may view “the talk” in the same way your parents viewed having “the (other) talk” with you when you were a
Estate planning is a subject that few families want to discuss because it requires family members to acknowledge a loved one’s mortality. However, discussing your estate plan with family members is important for several reasons.
