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Understanding Holographic (Handwritten) Wills in California There is an interesting provision in the California probate code that is the remains of a bygone era. A holographic will or often called a ‘battlefield will’ is a legally binding document entirely in your own handwriting – no witnesses, no notaries! This type of Will

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Important Considerations for Purchasing a Business

Among those who desire to own their own business, many attempt to build a company from scratch. That, however, is not the only available option. Purchasing a company that is already in existence is a valid alternative. If you are interested in potentially acquiring a business instead of starting one from the

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Woman Owned Business

Women-Owned Businesses are a fast-growing segment of the marketplace! Between 1972 – the year the U.S. Census Bureau began providing data on all women-owned businesses – and 2018, the number of women-owned businesses increased three-fold. In recent years, this trend has accelerated: During the period from 2007, the year of the Great

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Power of Attorney vs. Trustee

A frequently asked question about the authority between a Financial Agent also known as Power of Attorney or Attorney-in-Fact on the one hand and the Trustee or Successor Trustee on the other?   Allow me to shed you some light about their roles and how they can help each other in protecting

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Green Burials – An Inspiring Alternative

The growing demand for simple, streamlined eco-friendly alternatives now extends to every aspect of life – and death. Green burials return the body to the Earth in a way that maximizes decomposition, and minimizes carbon footprint and chemical seepage. It’s also much less expensive. According to the National Funeral Directors Association, more than

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What Is Bio Cremation?

ESTATE PLANNING  ·  18. March 2020 Bio cremation, also known as resomation, green cremation, or water cremation, is an alternative to casket burials and fire-based cremation. It was first used in the early 2000’s as a method of disposing of human and animal remains at medical schools. It was legalized in Minnesota in 2003

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