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Often, couples are not aware of what legally happens to finances when one marries. This is important information to be aware of especially in California, a community property state. Additionally, there is important information to be aware of when one enters a second...
It is common, as noted in the piece, that a review of one’s Will every three to five years is a good rule of thumb if there are no milestones (marriage, birth of child) that occur in that time. However, we encourage that one review a Will (which should be one...
This question is a good one for every parent to consider. The answer may be easier to reach when there are factors such as illness or other challenges that make the analysis less debatable. However, when that is not the case, the answers may be less clear cut...
The linked article touches on whether one should discuss plans specifically with adult children. This will vary for a number of reasons including what is the nature of the relationship and privacy concerns. However, it is usually helpful to inform adult children...
This piece is helpful because although it is natural for one spouse to be the usual go-to for a variety of household tasks, in the area of finances, it is extremely important that the lesser involved spouse has a general understanding of where accounts are kept, the...
