Creating an estate plan isn’t usually a one-and-done event. Estate plans require occasional reviews with an estate planning attorney to ensure documents are accurate and continue to reflect your desires. The end of the year is the perfect time to go over your estate plan and make any necessary changes.
Category: Wills & Trust
Ensure Your Final Wishes Are Honored: Opt for a Revocable Living Trust Over a Will
Planning for the future is essential, and at OC Wills & Trusts, we understand the importance of ensuring your final wishes are honored. While wills are a common tool for estate planning, a revocable living trust offers distinct advantages that can better serve your needs. This blog explores why a revocable...
Ask the Attorney: Is It Possible to Modify an Irrevocable Trust?
When you are considering ways to plan your estate, trusts are a useful tool. Unlike wills, trusts are not subject to the expensive and time-consuming legal process called “probate.”
If you are thinking of establishing a trust, make sure to reach out to the professionals at OC Wills &...
Living Trusts: What Are They, and Why You Should Have One
If you want to protect your loved ones while you are alive and after you have passed, a living trust is an excellent option. You might know that a trust can help you avoid probate and ensure your wishes are honored after you pass, but you might not know that a trust...
Will Vs. Trust in California: What’s the Difference, and Which One Do You Need?
Finding an estate planning attorney you can trust to create an estate plan can help you stay in control over what happens to your assets after you pass on. One doesn't have to be wealthy to have an estate plan. Even if you are of modest means, you have an estate...